How Microsoft is fixing its image generator’s ‘sexualisation’ problem
How Microsoft is fixing its image generator’s ‘sexualisation’ problem
Microsoft is addressing concerns about its Copilot AI tool by making changes to enhance safety measures and prevent the creation of inappropriate images. The company is blocking sensitive prompts, warning about policy violations, and refusing harmful image requests. Safety filters are being strengthened to mitigate misuse, the company said in a statement.
Microsoft is addressing concerns about its Copilot AI tool by making changes to enhance safety measures and prevent the creation of inappropriate images. The company is blocking sensitive prompts, warning about policy violations, and refusing harmful image requests. Safety filters are being strengthened to mitigate misuse, the company said in a statement.
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Microsoft is addressing concerns about its Copilot AI tool by making changes to enhance safety measures and prevent the creation of inappropriate images. The company is blocking sensitive prompts, warning about policy violations, and refusing harmful image requests. Safety filters are being strengthened to mitigate misuse, the company said in a statement. 
