P: Generated images violate user guidelines

This feature (generative fill) is nearly unusable per this issue. In animal photography we are often removing handlers, lead ropes, leashes, collars, head stalls, etc and cannot accomplish anything. Personal use. Are you still looking for feedback and images? 

It's ridiculous how many times I get this message.  Removing a vent from a ceiling? Come on.  You need to fix this.

"The generated images were removed because they violate user guidelines."

Content Aware Fill and a little touch-up with the cloning tool did the trick for me. I also ran the image through some facial restoration software, (GFPGAN) which I think is a must-do for even the best AI generated results. It fixes eyes (to some extent...the irises still need to be rounded with Liquify), teeth and lips. And noses as well, although it didn't work in this example. The blemish was prominent enough that it probably assumed it belonged there.

Well I thought it would be an interesting part of the beta test  😊😊

i just upgraded Ps Beta and opened a TIFF image of my own (a simple picture of a bird peched on a tree branch). i expanded the bordes using the crop tool and clicked the expand command. a pop-up appears statng the expanded images are deleted because i have broke then the rules/guide lines. please explain.

Works 90% of the time, but it can be stubborn

If Problem Happens Don't Use Blank Prompt. Enter a Dot on Prompt Just(.) a dot. You'r Problem Will Fix.

It's a bug. If you search nudes or boudoir on stock.adobe.com, it's obvious Adobe is not purposely being puritanical.

Serious question @Graham24508943nobd (not being snarky) - why are you using AI to remove such a simple blemish with the Remove Tool or other existing retouching tools would suffice? Just because we have GF doesn't mean its the catch all for every situation...