ChatGPT Image Generator Bug Allows 'Sexy Men' Only, Altman Responds

OpenAI's new image generation feature for ChatGPT has come under scrutiny due to a bug that prevents it from creating images of 'sexy women,' while it can generate images of 'sexy men.' This issue was highlighted by a user on X, prompting a response from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who acknowledged the bug and expressed intent to fix it, describing the disparity as a result of content policy interpretations around sexualization and objectification. Critics point out that the image generator's responses reflect broader societal biases, as the AI distinguishes between the two genders in its interpretations. While ChatGPT faced no issues creating a 'hot woman' image during tests by Business Insider, it still imposes restrictions on generating likenesses of real people. OpenAI clarified that public figures can opt-out of having their images used in AI-generated content, and emphasized their commitment to ethical standards regarding the portrayal of individuals. The feature aims to provide users with detailed and customizable image generation capabilities, despite the current limitations.