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I had similar experience with OpenAI GPT API, following their rules we check the customer prompts with their endpoint for "safety" , then if it is safe we co

I had similar experience with OpenAI GPT API, following their rules we check the customer prompts with their endpoint for "safety" , then if it is safe we continue and generate the content. But sometimes even if the prompt was "safe" the result would be blocked as unsafe, because the AI either generated something "unsafe" from a safe prompt or the output filter had a false positive. Of course we had to pay for something that was not our fault. So it is clear that are many filters involved, some input filter, then the AI is "aligned" and threats you as a child , then there is an output filter.

Mountain_Skies 3y ago
Beige color clothes are to be avoided if any of the people in the image are young adults or younger. The input prompt filter correctly understands that the user isn't trying to generate anything "unsafe", but the output filter sees clothes that are too close to Caucasian flesh tone on someone younger than middle age and flags the output. Leave everything as-is but change the clothing color to something darker or leave the color alone and exclude children and young adults, then things come out fine. Though I can't see the flagged images, it seems clear that they're not generated nudes but false positives.