(December 1, 2023, 11:50 am)Massivemamas

(December 1, 2023, 9:07 am)Yancey81 I've had no issues this morning, but it might be due to the fact that I'm generating images that aren't very risqué. I think the filters on Bing are the most bipolar things on this planet.

Here's what popped out this morning.

May I have your currently used prompts? All I'll just try to edit for what I need. Thanks

oil on canvas, artstation, pregnant female, long simple dress, old west horror setting, short young woman, abnormally huge pregnant belly, round face, voluptuous, belly 200% larger, hyperpreg, hyperpregnant, pioneer girl, youthful, beautiful

They nerfed it hard. Most of my standard keywords get blocked now. I knew it wouldn't last forever. Oh well! Until the next thing comes along, I guess!

From my observations, there's two filters.

One is obviously the keyword filter that scans your prompt for words that it thinks is a no-no. That's the non-dog block. It won't even attempt to run it.

The other is the output filter. This is the dog one. My guess is that once the images have been generated, anything that appears nswf will be blocked, such as anything that looks like a naked boob. Like a big belly. I'm not sure what algorithms they have to control either, but someone has to tell the ai what words are bad. Whatever the reason, it's been pretty draconian.

So, is there any other algorithm-site to make good black and white ink comic-style pictures? (like in my thread "experimenting algorithms")

I have no idea othet than running Dall-E locally on your own system. I've not had any problems all day, but I'm not really pushing the envelope on what content I'm creating.

Im having the same issue. None of my prior prompts work even the tame stuff.

I've found that if you add enough to distract the program from what's happening in the pic it has a harder time flagging it. I just did a whole series that went through so long as she was holding a cup of coffee. Once I removed that line it immediately prompted a red flag before even trying to kick it back.

(December 1, 2023, 9:04 pm)Nickejo I've found that if you add enough to distract the program from what's happening in the pic it has a harder time flagging it. I just did a whole series that went through so long as she was holding a cup of coffee. Once I removed that line it immediately prompted a red flag before even trying to kick it back.

Interesting, let me try that. ??

The pictures produced by bing nowadays are gradually as conservative as chatGPT4

The keyword filter seems to be mostly the same as before, and yes, we've been using the trick of adding in extra details like holding a cup or eating a sandwich since the beginning. But the output filter suddenly got way more prudish, although it's been slowly going that way for a while now. Pregnancy content is not blocked and neither are very large bellies, but from my experience it is blocking images showing too much skin. I have a few theories as to why the change happened, none of which are "a few horny people over on preggophilia are flooding us with traffic". IMO it's because they want to expand to conservative countries who would ban Bing.com for allowing this content to be generated (getting past their internet censors) or they have completed a review of the metadata and found that 99% of queries are porn and don't want their servers being overrun.

Related to this, is anyone else getting prompted to add backup email/phone numbers to their account in the next seven days? My guess is they caught on to people using a large number of accounts (I had up to 20 at one point)