Since my knowledge of women's fashion is limited and I was getting a little bored with "strapless formal dress" I bought a "bodice ripper" book at a bookstore this weekend (women's romance fantasy), about an escort service. These are three of the escorts (far out of my price range). I added my usual "long gloves" and "in the rain."

Bing was fairly cooperative this morning.

custard pie hits the face of a woman in a halter-top red chiffon sheath with a crisscross bodice, in the rain

custard pie hits the face of a woman in a teal taffeta empire-waisted gown with a faux halter-top and long gloves, in the rain

custard pie hits the face of a woman in a green charmeuse mermaid-line dress, strapless, in the rain

I used photoShop on the last one (sitting on the ground) to remove the Hand Of God and the stick coming out of the pie.

Nice prompt work. Which model did you use for these?

No model. Just the prompts shown. Later, I combined the three women's descriptions, using two at a time.

For the first one, I didn't like the other person in the picture, so I edited it out.

And just this minute, I discovered I've been suspended for content violations. No time period specified. I'll be able to make images again when the suspension is lifted -- boy, thats informative.

I pointed out that my "violations" were when I tried adding phrases like "long gloves" and "long boots" and "while a third woman laughs." Sheesh. Guess I get what I paid for.

So sorry, I wasn't being clear: I mean the AI model. Like, Analog Diffusion or Stable Diffusion, or something else?

Sorry, I don't know what "Analog Diffusion or Stable Diffusion" are.

BTW, the first phrase that got a Report/Block warning was "a third woman laughs at them." Laughs is obscene?

They're examples of the underlying AI engines that generate the images. SeaArt uses Stable Diffusion, whilst the image creators on Bing and Microsoft Designer use DALL-E.

Yep, my access suspension on Bing was ostensibly for trying to change the clothing colours on already working images. However, I suspect it has some kind of totting up mechanism in the background for the top level blocks (not so much the dog one) and a suspension results when a certain threshold is reached over time.

My access to Bing has been suspended for nearly 4 weeks now with no explanation or indication of when it'll be lifted. Therefore, I've switched to Microsoft Designer Image Creator (https://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator) which has the same underlying engine (DALL-E), so the images look the same as Bing.

MDIC does block but doesn't currently issue bans. That might change of course!