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They had the NSFW detection dialed up to the point where it would flag a bit of cleavage as inappropriate for real person depictions. They were very on top of t

They had the NSFW detection dialed up to the point where it would flag a bit of cleavage as inappropriate for real person depictions. They were very on top of this issue and really wanted to avoid any bad press over "deepfakes". Characters are a bit tricky. For example, Lara Croft could refer to the fictional video game character, or the character in the movie played by Angelina Jolie. They allowed the former, but not the latter. Or a model trained on the concept of "Hermione Granger" from fan art would be allowed, but not a LoRA trained on Emma Watson from the movies. That seemed like a pretty reasonable position to take.

godelski 1y ago
I'm not sure what you're going on about. I logged in, and the 3rd model (1st non anime model) is CyberRealistic Pony. Without the filters practically every example is NSFW (>9/10 of the images). Are you trying to say that these images are not frequently based on real people? I don't mean just trained on. I mean there's a ScarJo lookalike front and center. If you're expecting the LoRA attached, I guess you can go with one of those "AI Characters" and that's at least feigning compliance. But come on, you can hide the LoRAs that were used too. But come on... the models themselves ingest a lot of porn photos and celebrity photos. You really think this is going to stop someone from just describing the celebrity and getting their nude? Don't be so dense. You aren't fooling anyone here
- pseudo0 1y ago
  I can't find the ScarJo image you are referring to, so it either looks nothing like her, or it got reported and removed. Yes, people use NSFW models to generate NSFW content... What a shocking discovery. What exactly are you proposing here that CivitAI didn't do already? Yes, people can scrub metadata from images. This is the exact same issue that image hosts have faced for decades - people can upload abusive or illegal images. The solution has been to do automated filtering, and have users report content that slips through. The solution is not to ban Photoshop because some people use it to make fake nudes.

godelski 1y ago

I'm not sure what you're going on about. I logged in, and the 3rd model (1st non anime model) is CyberRealistic Pony. Without the filters practically every example is NSFW (>9/10 of the images). Are you trying to say that these images are not frequently based on real people? I don't mean just trained on. I mean there's a ScarJo lookalike front and center. If you're expecting the LoRA attached, I guess you can go with one of those "AI Characters" and that's at least feigning compliance. But come on, you can hide the LoRAs that were used too. But come on... the models themselves ingest a lot of porn photos and celebrity photos. You really think this is going to stop someone from just describing the celebrity and getting their nude? Don't be so dense. You aren't fooling anyone here

pseudo0 1y ago
I can't find the ScarJo image you are referring to, so it either looks nothing like her, or it got reported and removed. Yes, people use NSFW models to generate NSFW content... What a shocking discovery. What exactly are you proposing here that CivitAI didn't do already? Yes, people can scrub metadata from images. This is the exact same issue that image hosts have faced for decades - people can upload abusive or illegal images. The solution has been to do automated filtering, and have users report content that slips through. The solution is not to ban Photoshop because some people use it to make fake nudes.