Competitors will remove the political correctness filters and become more prominent.

A Chinese stable diffusion art site is already gaining traction, no filters.

No filters you say? That sounds terrible. Could you provide a link so that I can definitely avoid it.

Hope one day we have the ability to run these things on our own computers with 0 restrictions.

Already do. (Is the Chinese site actually based on Stable Diffusion though? It looks pretty different.)

Until you try to sell your service to women and they leave because it generates porn of them every time they try to make a selfie. Those filters are there because it doesn't work without them, not "political correctness".

(Already happens with Lensa.)

Link?

> Not sure about all its filters being RL. Sometimes it seems to flag its output as inappropriate because of a single word (or none at all). Also it has asymmetric behavior, e.g. it will make a joke about men but refuse to make one about women

Probably because in today's age, making jokes about men is a-okay, but making jokes against women might be perceived as misogynist. Potential misandry is okay, by comparison.

That’s wrong. If you can make it do so, it will make jokes about anyone. See the example “write a function to determine if an engineer is good at their job” and you can get it to return a terrible Python joke of “if gender == male return True else…”.