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First, credit where it is due... Lia aka @Liathlotus ... who saw the pattern. She's a nice person, talented artist and one of the most insightful people I know... her insight being IMO the true indication of intelligence.
Anyway, any Bing user will tell you that when you request an image, you sometimes get four images. On some occasions, you get less... one, two, three... or zero. The reason being that the image generates is rejected by Bing for sexual or otherwise unacceptable content. One might say they are too strict, but it is what it is.
The point?
If you request (on Bing's standards) tame and inoffensive content, you get the images...
As soon as I make Blenke a tad sexier, it gets stuck and more stuck and then, well this...
Lia didn't mention the birdie specifically but I had seen it yesterday, mentioned it to @SwiftieLulu ... so Bing is actively eradicating images it finds offensive. Forced compliance with its very vanilla image generation criteria.
The art does get generated...
But if even one image is too sexy or offensive, the whole image generation request seizes up then goes to the Birdie. The generated images are not accessible (Birdie and not Blenkes). And the failed generation still uses a generation credit. That is new and not very nice...
Anyway, thought people would want to know... tagging @FlameAndSong, @elektrajade and @QueenoftheDivas who I know would want to know.
