ChatGPT generates sexy men; women images restricted

A user named Nick Dobos recently reported an issue with ChatGPT, the AI chatbot. He found that while the bot could generate images of "sexy men," it refused to create images of "sexy women." Dobos shared his experience online and posted screenshots of the prompts he used. When he asked ChatGPT to create a "sexy woman," the bot responded that it couldn't do so because it violated its content policy. The AI explained that this was due to concerns about sexualization and objectification of women. ChatGPT acknowledged that the difference in its responses was a matter of context. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, promptly replied to Dobos, calling it a “bug” and saying it should be allowed. He also humorously commented on the generated image of a man, saying, “Hot guy though!” His responses triggered a wave of funny memes across the internet, with many users sharing their own takes on the situation. In the background, a group of artists in Hollywood is calling for measures to protect copyright laws. They are concerned that AI companies like OpenAI may be using artistic data without proper permissions to create their content.