Unnecessarily censoring creativity

[CAVelarde]

I think Adobe should stop being Big Brther and police our creativity. As a professional fashion and boudoir photographer I frequently have images that include sheer or nude models. I also, being human, sometimes fail at framing the shot to perfection and need to generative expand tool to recompose my image, except if Adobe AI detects any kind of nudity it REFUSES TO EXPAND THE BACKGROUND. The nudity is NOT part of what is being generated, so Adobe is NEEDLESSLY and effectively censoring the content we are able to create. We are adults, and do not need babysitting or "protection" from the adult content we PERSONALLY create.

[Chuck Uebele]

That's interesting that PS does that. I would agree that your situation should be affected by Adobe's rules. This isn't want you were really asking about, but a workaround might be to create a duplicate document and remove the nudes, leaving just the background, then expand the background, and finally putting the nudes back in.

[Lumigraphics]

Given the current firestorm around AI, this isn't surprising. Use a different tool.