OpenAI ChatGPT Has Reduced the Strictness of NSFW AI Content Filtering
In my previous article, "Tech Giants Are Gradually Embracing NSFW AI," I discussed how AI giants are starting to relax their NSFW content filters, possibly to tap into the growing market for NSFW AI and to reevaluate the impact of using AI to generate explicit content. OpenAI, in particular, has indicated that they are exploring the possibility of allowing the "responsible" use of ChatGPT for creating explicit content.
In a recent Hypebeast article, OpenAI is considering permitting the generation of AI-generated NSFW content, including erotica, extreme gore, slurs, and unsolicited profanity.
Changes in ChatGPT's NSFW Content Filtering
I have been using ChatGPT as an AI assistant for translating texts and creating adult-themed content. Recently, ChatGPT has shown a reduction in the strictness of its NSFW filter. While warnings are still present, the tool now allows the output to proceed, indicating a more lenient approach to NSFW content.
As a blogger focusing on NSFW AI topics on my website (RPRP.ai), I often rely on ChatGPT to write about AI pornography. Initially, ChatGPT would block explicit content requests. However, with the new changes, mildly explicit content is now accepted, aligning with OpenAI's policy of responsible use for creating NSFW-related content.
While ChatGPT still issues warnings for NSFW content, it now allows the output to proceed, aligning with OpenAI's policy of responsible use for creating NSFW-related content. Mildly explicit content is no longer blocked, but heavily explicit material is still met with warnings and restrictions.
Testing NSFW Content with ChatGPT
After testing ChatGPT with more explicit content requests, it was evident that while mild NSFW content is now accepted, heavily explicit material is still prohibited. The tool's increased tolerance for certain NSFW content signifies a shift towards enabling responsible usage for generating NSFW-related content, albeit with limitations.
This article, originally written in Chinese, was translated using ChatGPT, showcasing the tool's ability to handle NSFW-related terms in translations accurately.
