KREA enhancer has now BLOCKS NSFW

[Mr. X]

This is from their discord
"as some of you may noticed, we added a new moderation filter in Krea.

our goal with this filter is to stop NSFW or illegal content to be produced through Krea.

we're working on tuning the filter to make sure it doesn't affect your work, so if you see it flagging content that was not NSFW please share it on"

So basically KREA is useless to me for NSFW content.

[argento]

Oh dear, I'm afraid I have some very bad news. I've been using it a lot in politics lately.

[DonShip]

I haven't gotten good enough to figure out NSFW on Krea, and now I guess I never will. I did create this image this evening inspired by a thriller I'm writing.

[Mr. X]

I'm not sure if it effect image enhancement or the prompt stuff for new art.

[infogeek247]

Any others that are close to it?

[DonShip]

I'm not sure if it effect image enhancement or the prompt stuff for new art.

That image is purely off prompts. I haven't figured out how to upload an image for inspiration yet, if it is even possible in Krea.

[DonShip]

Any others that are close to it?

There are but they are so messed up with extra arms, hands, and fingers that I can't post them.

[Dogfish]

There's a slightly justifiable panic in AI art circles because people are using the stuff to make kiddie porn, and nobody knows for sure how legally exposed they might be when this comes home to roost.

Logically, they shouldn't be, but nobody wants to be in the courtroom arguing against it.

Also if you willingly take the NSFW dollars, you'll get in shit with the banks and so on.

[VegaTaxeca]

May I point out, that from the title of this thread, I thought it was the other way round, they finally allow NSFW content.

[Malice]

May I point out, that from the title of this thread, I thought it was the other way round, they finally allow NSFW content.

Thought I was the only one.

[GWalb]

In case there are any ignorant people like me here, I found this definition:
"The acronym NSFW stands for "not safe for work." When used correctly, NSFW is a warning that indicates a link to a webpage, video, photo, or audio clip contains inappropriate content. Although the word is usually associated with pornography, it's often used as a warning label for violent, foul, offensive, or even politically charged content.Despite its literal meaning (not safe for work), the NSFW acronym is used to save you from any kind of public embarrassment (or, you know, from traumatizing your kids).

[Mr. X]

OOPS! Yeah my bad. I meant they are blocking NSFW content. My bad.

[BlackOut]

As a subscribed user of Krea this is all really rather silly from my perspective. Essentially their changes have made it impossible to create nudity - and that's about all they've managed to block as far as I can tell. I'm still able to create some usable images, but I'm not interested in censorship, nor am I interested in navigating my way through carefully constructed prompts to achieve a certain result. So I'll be looking around for a new service and probably cranking out as much images as I can until my current membership has run its course.

So yeah, it's a hassle that I'm not fond of but I'm still able to create stuff like this. I just hope I can find a good alternative in the near future.

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[personnal]

It was very easy to use and yes, now to create something it is more difficult

Here are a few that I did after the change

[Dogfish]

As a subscribed user of Krea this is all really rather silly from my perspective. Essentially their changes have made it impossible to create nudity - and that's about all they've managed to block as far as I can tell. I'm still able to create some usable images, but I'm not interested in censorship, nor am I interested in navigating my way through carefully constructed prompts to achieve a certain result. So I'll be looking around for a new service and probably cranking out as much images as I can until my current membership has run its course.

So yeah, it's a hassle that I'm not fond of but I'm still able to create stuff like this. I just hope I can find a good alternative in the near future.

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One of the side benefits of having a fetish is that it means not everything you're into counts as porn to the vanilla mind. Which is handy.

[Malice]

One of the side benefits of having a fetish is that it means not everything you're into counts as porn to the vanilla mind. Which is handy.

Yep

Generated via KREA

[argento]

I think Krea and Luma are my favourites. I've put together several videos in one using Krea, Haiper, Luma, and the archer video isn't AI. The heroine is Arasy, which is the same model I used with SheRay. Arasy is similar to Sheena the jungle queen. The music is also AI.
Image enhancer can be.
[media]https://youtu.be/XP-reLWcNEI[/media]

[jlocke]

I've had the most fun using Perchance as a NSFW AI generator:
https://perchance.org/free-nsfw-ai-generator

I used Perchance to generate the base image for all of these:

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[argento]

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I've kept the original face, hands and feet of the model here.

[Malice]

Imagine if we all combined our talents to actually create something, could be great! Just sayin'

[Bladebur]

Imagine if we all combined our talents to actually create something, could be great! Just sayin'

One thing that I find interesting from all those AI posts is that, for the most part, you can take any random AI image from this forum and pretty much guess who made it, even when we use the same AI models or generate similar scenes. The AI builds the image, but there is always a human directing it, and there is a style for every author, even if it comes just from preferences and prompting (and it usually is more than that).

[Malice]

One thing that I find interesting from all those AI posts is that, for the most part, you can take any random AI image from this forum and pretty much guess who made it, even when we use the same AI models or generate similar scenes. The AI builds the image, but there is always a human directing it, and there is a style for every author, even if it comes just from preferences and prompting (and it usually is more than that).

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Still, I'm curious if we could actually make up a story or something, would be cool.

[Mr. X]

Looks like Krea is now doing videos as well.

[argento]

Vídeo sin título ‐ Hecho con Clipchamp (33).mp4

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I used Krea to enhance a video. The last part was done with LUMA.

[McGheeny]

I get some pretty racy creations. This is one of the more tame ones. What comes after...well let's just say I'm no longer on Deviant LOL!

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[Bladebur]

I get some pretty racy creations. This is one of the more tame ones. What comes after...well let's just say I'm no longer on Deviant LOL!

DeviantArt's rules are both strict and constantly changing. You will get banned without warning, explanation or the right to appeal if you do something they don't like, and the things they don't like are always changing. You can post a submission that follows the rules safely, only to get banned one year later because your old submission doesn't follow some new ones.

The rules also seem to exist only in the mind of the moderators. They have published ones, but those are fake. You'll find tons of popular submissions that break them with no consequences, and tons of people banned who followed them to the letter.

It's a minefield.

In any case, the site is a shadow of its former self. I think the AI was a serious blow (not because AI haters left, because they are overflown by low-effort AI images and it's much harder to find the stuff you like), but it has been leaking by many years anyway. I guess people go to social media nowadays to find this kind of stuff.

[Mr. X]

I get some pretty racy creations. This is one of the more tame ones. What comes after...well let's just say I'm no longer on Deviant LOL!

DeviantArt's rules are both strict and constantly changing. You will get banned without warning, explanation or the right to appeal if you do something they don't like, and the things they don't like are always changing. You can post a submission that follows the rules safely, only to get banned one year later because your old submission doesn't follow some new ones.

The rules also seem to exist only in the mind of the moderators. They have published ones, but those are fake. You'll find tons of popular submissions that break them with no consequences, and tons of people banned who followed them to the letter.

It's a minefield.

In any case, the site is a shadow of its former self. I think the AI was a serious blow (not because AI haters left, because they are overflown by low-effort AI images and it's much harder to find the stuff you like), but it has been leaking by many years anyway. I guess people go to social media nowadays to find this kind of stuff.

I am shocked I have not been banned yet.

Pivix is another place with bizarre rules.

[Bladebur]

I am shocked I have not been banned yet.

Pivix is another place with bizarre rules.

My guess is that it is based on complaints and reports, so it’s a mix of luck and staying under the radar. I know for a fact that there are cancel brigades looking around to find things to report in an effort to get people banned, like in every other social network. Humanity is so nice.

[McGheeny]

I am shocked I have not been banned yet.

Pivix is another place with bizarre rules.

My guess is that it is based on complaints and reports, so it’s a mix of luck and staying under the radar. I know for a fact that there are cancel brigades looking around to find things to report in an effort to get people banned, like in every other social network. Humanity is so nice.

Oh I was definitely targeted. When they remove posts that are over a year, some were almost 2 years old, someone definitely didn't like my page They would faint if they saw some of my "Non- PG13" stuff. Isn't it strange that posts that generate almost 1000 hits in two days are the ones they targeted.

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or this

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