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For me it complains about NSFW when I ask a smirking expression on the face of the example prompt. I wonder if this is using some special NSFW filter?
by mach1ne 4y ago
For me it complains about NSFW when I ask a smirking expression on the face of the example prompt. I wonder if this is using some special NSFW filter?
- jamil7 4y agoJust prompt it again, did that for me every once in a while too.
- kierangill 4y agoI'm using replicate as the AI backend. They're the ones that are flagging the content. There's probably some tuning that I can do but I haven't dug into it. You'll have to retry, rephrase, or edit the image to get past that.
- fragmede 4y agoThe NSFW filter is in the stable-diffusion library you're calling. Disable the line that sets image, has_nsfw_concept in image2image.py, (or whatever your code calling the library looks like).
- avocado2 4y ago
- jamil7 4y agoYeah, that's what I meant, but inexplicitly was downvoted…
- kierangill 4y agoCorrection: Replicate is handling this just fine. This setting is baked into Stable Diffusion.
- wrthfl 4y agoSame for me. Pretty much any prompt I tried produced a nsfw error...
- jakear 4y agoIt marks it NSFW about half the time with 100% stock input for me.
- capableweb 4y agoI don't understand how these various AI companies even try to filter NSFW content. The world contains NSFW, trying to avoid it by "filtering" is a effort not worth taking, the undertaking is huge and filled with pitfalls and false-positives.
- skocznymroczny 4y agoI think they are aware they can't filter it, they just don't want to be the first company with a large scandal because of e.g. some celebrity/politician deepfakes going mainstream.
- vincnetas 4y agoThey are already late to the party. Remember, we have faceswap, so you wont surprise anyone with celebrity porn pictures.
- skybrian 4y agoDoesn’t matter, they will still be blamed. Anything bad that big tech does becomes a story because it’s them doing it. A startup might not be noticed at first, but it can be blamed on “a Silicon Valley startup.”
- saynay 4y agoThe reason I saw mentioned is that NSFW content was so prevalent in their training set that, if they did not explicitly exclude it, it was actually difficult for it to NOT produce NSFW results even from normal inputs. For example, if you ask for anything with a woman in it, it would probably give you a naked woman in the results.
- parhamn 4y agoThis exact example made me wonder how the 'bias' situation will ever be worked around (besides training the model to an individuals preexisting biases). What should the picture of a 'woman' on wikipedia be? Should they be clothed? In western clothing? What skin color? Age? Surely everyone imagines something slightly different when they think 'woman'.
- waynesonfire 4y agobroken for me too. wouldn't render a smiley face. "draw anything" is misleading.
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- seydor 4y agoyeeah it seems maybe 'baby' triggers the nsfw filter?
- andai 4y agosmiling forest: ok smiling forest, photorealism: nsfw detected
- TakeBlaster16 4y agoI got the same warning for "hollow earth". I guess conspiracy theories are also NSFW? https://i.imgur.com/oJR84Hd.png https://i.imgur.com/oJR84Hd.png