Why I keep Open Source AI Models at Home!

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So I was trying to use Microsoft #Copilot and #midjourney to do this simple prompt: "A floating head in a jar with Elon Musk, Joe Biden, and Donald Trump like Futurama in the style of Futurama."

Microsoft response: "Oops! Try another prompt Looks like there are some words that may be automatically blocked at this time. Sometimes even safe content can be blocked by mistake. Check our content policy to see how you can improve your prompt."

Midjourney response: "Banned Prompt Detected Sorry! Our AI moderator thinks this prompt is probably against our community standards."

Open Source Response: The attached image. 

Censorship is not a great thing. I don't see how I am infringing on ideas or creating offensive or illegal content with this image or prompt. Microsoft and Midjourney do.




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