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What is their "content policy"? One of my standard test prompts for these image generators is: "Can you draw an illustration for a web based collaborative envi
by williamstein 3y ago
What is their "content policy"? One of my standard test prompts for these image generators is: "Can you draw an illustration for a web based collaborative environment for using Jupyter notebooks, Latex, Linux, GPU's for doing data science?" and no matter what variant on this I try, I get back "I'm sorry for the inconvenience, but I was unable to generate images for your request due to our content policy."
EDIT: "Latex" (pronounced "lay-tech", the document editing software from Knuth) is what violated the policy.
- wahnfrieden 3y agoNote that if you use jailbreaks to circumvent even spurious safety guards, you're at risk as others have faced of being banned permanently from using the service and will miss out on future AI developments from their product
- londons_explore 3y agoHas anyone been permabanned? I haven't heard of anyone...
- wahnfrieden 3y agoI've read first hand reports of it from mild system prompt engineering
- ehsankia 3y agoCan you not just say TeX? Not quite the same but it's likely close enough for it to understand the context?
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- napier 3y agoTheir policy is to never talk about their content policy and to forbid their models from explaining when asked.