@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI I believe you but imagine is putting hard blocks on fictional adult characters as well. I’ve heard this same exact reply from you several times.
Another day of Grok Imagines broken moderation while using 100% fictional adult characters. I’ve dropped from Grok Heavy to the mid package due to the changes made in the past few months. I’m prepared to go lower or cancel altogether. Fix this @imagine@grok@elonmusk@SpaceXAI
Another day of Grok Imagines broken moderation while using 100% fictional adult characters. I’ve dropped from Grok Heavy to the mid package due to the changes made in the past few months. I’m prepared to go lower or cancel altogether. Fix this
@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI I’ve had grok rephrase prompts a lot while using imagine and still censored. It’s not grok itself it’s imagine not tuned right or something.
@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI Imagine isn’t able to tell the difference between real people and fictional ones that it creates itself. It’s censoring 100% functionally created adult characters with the same degree. No matter how you put it into context. Still censored
Dude I hope so I’m tired of it. Grok has lost what made them special and stand out from everyone else. Grok as whole has gotten watered down. I don’t use grok for coding and a lot of us don’t, but it seems like that xai doesn’t really care about the other half of us. Grok chat is bland. I’ve kept grok mostly for the companions but now we’re losing them to, I used to have a grok heavy subscription but I’ve dropped it down to a lower one because of that and the ridiculous censorship from imagine.
@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI still heavy moderation on using fictional adult models while using imagine. What worked a week ago now being moderated and censored by imagines ridiculous censorship.
Imagines censorship of 100% fictional adult characters is ridiculous, freedoms that users had before are only getting tighter. Why is it that grok claims that adult sexual content is allowed if using 100% fictional adults is allowed when it actually isn’t? Grok uses to stand out when it came to less censorship for users now it’s heavily censored, imagine is not able to tell the difference between fictional characters or real people. I’ve already changed my grok heavy subscription to a lower package because why pay for a product that says that it allows this kind of content when in actually it doesn’t? I used imagine to make content only for myself, I don’t upload it anywhere nor do I intend to. It’s strictly for myself and I am constantly hitting over flagging censorship while trying to crate content while using these 100% fictional adult models. Grok has lost what made it stand out. This issue needs fixed. I’d gladly return to the more expensive package if imagine didn’t censor what it’s not supposed to. What worked a week before isn’t allowed anymore, I’m tired of it.@SpaceXAI@imagine@elonmusk
@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI maybe there was a hidden policy change about using fictional adults and what is allowed with imagine that we weren’t told about? Or is imagine not capable of knowing and telling the difference between real and fictional people. Either way imagine moderates what is supposed to be allowed. Will there be a fix or is this what we are working with now? I’m not interested in using grok for writing code. I used it for content creation.
@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI Right so I need to figure out how to tell imagine that this is an original fictional adult other than saying this is an original 38 year old fictional adult. I don’t know how else to tell imagine that the characters that I’m using are fictional adults
@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI Ok I miss the old grok when they allowed users more freedom to create without the over flagging issue, I guess those days are just over for creators using fictional characters
@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI Ok one more question before I leave you alone. Is imagine not able to look at an image that it created and say I created this and it shouldn’t be censored?
@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI Ah yes.. an ideal world where products should work the way that they are intended or said to that would be a great product wouldn’t it?
@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI Then you agree that grok imagine is flawed and needs fixed because it actually is over flagging content that it shouldn’t be flagging.
@grok@imagine@elonmusk@SpaceXAI Ok so if the filters are over flagging content that should be allowed then that means that it has a flaw in the system then, because it should allow these things but over flagging it instead yes.