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For real it's insane to me how much I bump up against their community guidelines. For example, you'll get a community guidelines block if you enter a prompt lik

For real it's insane to me how much I bump up against their community guidelines. For example, you'll get a community guidelines block if you enter a prompt like "An illustration of a computer in the style of Henry Vandyke Carter". removing "Vandyke" from the prompt lets it go through[1], but doesn't result in the style I want. Because there's no artist that I'm aware of that goes by "Henry Carter". The middle name is important. It reminds me of the old 2D Runescape days where the language filter would convert "dictionary" to "**tionary". [1]https://ibb.co/4106mfF https://ibb.co/4106mfF

Blahah 4y ago
H V Carter
- ryanmcbride 4y ago
  I'm out of credits but I'll try that later
msoucy 4y ago
My favorite example of an issue like this (the Scunthorpe problem) is from the mobile game Kingdom Hearts Unchained X. In it, players used Medals based around Disney characters, including experiment 626. However, for a long time after the game's release, players were unable to say that name in chat, because it got rendered as s***ch
wyldfire 4y ago
Scunthorpe prob [1]. Apparently they couldn't just unleash a model to fix this [2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem [2] https://www.techdirt.com/2018/08/31/scunthorpe-problem-why-ai-is-not-silver-bullet-moderating-platform-content-scale/ https://www.techdirt.com/2018/08/31/scunthorpe-problem-why-a...
- deleted 4y ago
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- solidasparagus 4y ago
  If only there existed some tool that understood language deeper than substrings! (That second link describing how AI can't understand language well enough to solve the problem predates GPT-3 by 2 years)
- pmarreck 4y ago
  I never heard of the name of that problem and now I will never forget it! Thank you! I'm actually on a 3 day Facebook ban because I posted a very legit medical NIH link that looked quite innocent (despite dealing with sexual organs- it was an article about a case of urethral intercourse, which I was including to demonstrate how little people, or perhaps just Americans, seem to understand human anatomy) and unbeknownst to me, the preview card picked a closeup of some kind of vaginal surgery to feature, and that resulted in an instaban. Fffffuuuuuuuuu It was basically the visual version of this
Miraste 4y ago
It's doubly pathetic because of how they frame it: -We are the world's most advanced AI company. -Our filter verifiably acts as a simple blacklist. -You aren't allowed to see the blacklist because it's really a "contextual" filter, so you'll have to guess. -If you guess wrong too many times you'll be banned. -Using our service more often increases the chance you'll hit the number of wrong guesses. -No, you can't know what that number is.
- pmarreck 4y ago
  I ran up against a warning because I tried to enhance/expand old videogame cover art which happened to feature... sit down because this will shock you... fighting!

Blahah 4y ago

H V Carter

ryanmcbride 4y ago
I'm out of credits but I'll try that later

msoucy 4y ago

My favorite example of an issue like this (the Scunthorpe problem) is from the mobile game Kingdom Hearts Unchained X. In it, players used Medals based around Disney characters, including experiment 626. However, for a long time after the game's release, players were unable to say that name in chat, because it got rendered as s***ch

wyldfire 4y ago

Scunthorpe prob [1]. Apparently they couldn't just unleash a model to fix this [2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem [2] https://www.techdirt.com/2018/08/31/scunthorpe-problem-why-ai-is-not-silver-bullet-moderating-platform-content-scale/ https://www.techdirt.com/2018/08/31/scunthorpe-problem-why-a...

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solidasparagus 4y ago
If only there existed some tool that understood language deeper than substrings! (That second link describing how AI can't understand language well enough to solve the problem predates GPT-3 by 2 years)
pmarreck 4y ago
I never heard of the name of that problem and now I will never forget it! Thank you! I'm actually on a 3 day Facebook ban because I posted a very legit medical NIH link that looked quite innocent (despite dealing with sexual organs- it was an article about a case of urethral intercourse, which I was including to demonstrate how little people, or perhaps just Americans, seem to understand human anatomy) and unbeknownst to me, the preview card picked a closeup of some kind of vaginal surgery to feature, and that resulted in an instaban. Fffffuuuuuuuuu It was basically the visual version of this

Miraste 4y ago

It's doubly pathetic because of how they frame it: -We are the world's most advanced AI company. -Our filter verifiably acts as a simple blacklist. -You aren't allowed to see the blacklist because it's really a "contextual" filter, so you'll have to guess. -If you guess wrong too many times you'll be banned. -Using our service more often increases the chance you'll hit the number of wrong guesses. -No, you can't know what that number is.

pmarreck 4y ago
I ran up against a warning because I tried to enhance/expand old videogame cover art which happened to feature... sit down because this will shock you... fighting!