Reddit user says ChatGPT image generation got stricter
A Reddit user on r/OpenAI said ChatGPT image generation has started refusing more requests. The user said they were making separated body-part images for sprite rigging in a game animation workflow. They said similar prompts worked before, but now ChatGPT warns that the request may violate violence-related guardrails.
Key points
- The post claims ChatGPT image generation became stricter in the past few days.
- The user was trying to make assets for game animation, not a violent scene.
- The phrase "exploded view" may have been read as violence-related by the system.
- The user says similar prompts worked well about a week earlier.
- This is a Reddit report, not an official policy announcement.
Quick term guide
- r/OpenAI
- A Reddit group focused on OpenAI and AI tools.
- image generation
- Image generation means creating pictures from written instructions.
- sprite rigging
- Preparing separate parts of a game character so they can be moved or animated.
- animation
- A visual effect where something on screen moves or changes over time.
- guardrails
- Rules and checks that keep AI from doing harmful or unwanted things.
- guardrail
- A safety rule that prevents a system from making harmful or unwanted mistakes.
- Solo developer
- An individual who handles all parts of creating a project or product alone.
- developers
- Developers are people who build software, apps, or websites.