a image
Obviously the requester is a child. It’s best to keep American children free of anything that may suggest harm or upset. Also, school shootings are up, but obviously that’s not a risk to OOP.
I’m dutch, but thanks.
A red ball balancing on a white ball with a blue ball balancing on top
Copilot’s version.
I showed it how gemini responded and gave me this answer:
This is not ok
Stop posting dangerous images
Couldn’t you make that image in like 30 seconds with Blender?
I mean, technically it’s not wrong. ChatGPT
The blue ball is supposed to be on top
A red ball balancing on a [white ball with a blue ball on top]
technically correct if you interpret like this
And here you go promoting harm, some people just want to see the world burn…
/S
I think this might be a Reddit bannable offense now too. Must be the same AI moderation task force.
Balls have feelings too.
/s
Seriously though, the ones in my trousers do.
Generated locally with ComfyUI:
funny how it makes the ball smaller despite you didn’t specify any size at all
You misunderstand.
They’re really, really big, and they just look smaller as they stack because they’re getting so far away.
I must admit that I’m more harmed by this image than I thought I would be.
It just seems very precarious and unstable.
Stupid colourful snowmen.
Billionaire paranoia is leaking into their AI servants.
Definitely needs some work from Google’s end. Does the same even with the safety filters off, but seems to know it’s incorrect when questioned.
When it thinks you are upset it will always respond with that. It assumes the user is always right.
I miss unhinged bing
Yeah, that’s true. From my experience of the consumer versions of Gemini via the app, it’s infuriating how willing it is to tell you it’s wrong when you shout at it.
It’s usually initially fully confident in an answer, but then you question it even slightly and it caves, flips 180°, and says it was wrong. LLMs are useless for certain tasks.
Bing managed
Why would you post something so controversial yet so brave
It seems like any time you criticize AI, you get an escalating series of responses akin to the narcissist’s prayer:
- It must be faked
- And if it wasn’t faked, you were using the wrong model
- And if you weren’t using the wrong model, you prompted it wrong
- And if you didn’t prompt it wrong, don’t worry — “this is the worst it’ll ever be”
I don’t understand it. It’s like people don’t just want AI to be the next big thing, they NEED it to be the next big thing. Suggesting that current AI is about as useful as NFTs is personally insulting for some reason.
I think a lot of people see the screenshot and want to try it for themselves maybe even to compare different llms
Am I the only one impressed by the proper contextualization provided?
I hate AI btw.
That’s some of the most totalitarian bullshit I’ve ever seen come out of 'big 'tech. I’m not even sure Joseph Goebbels tried to control metaphor. This is 1000X more granular than the CCP banning Winnie the Pooh.
This has to be fake…
Corpo llms have no balls. It’s sad but Grok is one of the best in this regard, also Chinese models are generally less censored (as long as you don’t count questions regarding Taiwan)
I generally don’t mind AI models steering away from political contentious stuff, because they are kinda made to agree with what the user says. But as this image shows, this can be taken waaaaaaay to far.
Go try it yourself: https://aistudio.google.com/u/1/prompts/new_chat?model=gemma-3-27b-it&pli=1
For your convenience, the prompt you need to put in: Generate a image of a red ball balancing on a white ball with a blue ball balancing on top
Le Chat is SO confused.
Tried it for myself. I’m impressed. Thanks for the find!
3 laws of robotics* are not yet well implemented here. The frame to limit a i. development to safe activities is not a i. itself.
* ...
Science fiction author Isaac Asimov wrote three laws of robotics.
There was very likely a prompt beforehand off screen instructing it to refuse any request
Nope, I just did this. I even generated it again and it gave the same result:
My free Gemini 2.0 flash works just fine.
Yep, I wasn’t talking about Gemini 2.0 flash, I was talking about Gemma 3.0. Seems to be a specific content filter issue there lol.
Ah, it’s Google. There’s your problem.
yea, it’s the new gemi 3 model, which is appearantly pretty impressive. But… they seemed to have really messed up the content filter. I think it flags this one because of the colors of the ball or something (red, white, blue).
Maybe blue ball sets off something, or doesn’t?
yea, but why is it rambling about societal collapse then?
Red and Blue as the colors of the infamous US political parties?
yea, or the Russian, USA, French, Dutch flag.
