I'm sure people have noticed that Kling's NSFW detection system has gotten an update where you can't upload absolutely any type of NSFW content. I recently started animating my images through Kling, and I was very satisfied with the results most the time, but unfortunately the software got said update before I got to animate all the images I had in mind. The detection system had always been present, meaning that sometimes I had to find some -albeit simple- workarounds to bypass it, but now it seems like the detection system has gotten absolutely op. Now, not even extreme image editing can go through unrestricted.

To be clear; I fully understand the dangers of NSFW AI media of real life people and humans in general, so it does make sense to me why they would make the restrictions stricter. However, when it comes to furry content I feel like the restrictions are quite unnecessary since they are all fictional characters. And let's be real, the Kling team cannot deny that a huge population of their users uses the software solely for NSFW purposes. A huge population that might no longer use/support this software/company. I for one can no longer use it. So they must be losing quite a few customers.

I would love to hear your thoughts on all this, since I can't find any coverage of this online. Especially from the video creating people here. How do you deal with this update? Any thoughts, hopes for the future, and preferably any alternatives to Kling are very welcomed. xx

butterlait said:
I'm sure people have noticed that Kling's NSFW detection system has gotten an update where you can't upload absolutely any type of NSFW content. I recently started animating my images through Kling, and I was very satisfied with the results most the time, but unfortunately the software got said update before I got to animate all the images I had in mind. The detection system had always been present, meaning that sometimes I had to find some -albeit simple- workarounds to bypass it, but now it seems like the detection system has gotten absolutely op. Now, not even extreme image editing can go through unrestricted.

To be clear; I fully understand the dangers of NSFW AI media of real life people and humans in general, so it does make sense to me why they would make the restrictions stricter. However, when it comes to furry content I feel like the restrictions are quite unnecessary since they are all fictional characters. And let's be real, the Kling team cannot deny that a huge population of their users uses the software solely for NSFW purposes. A huge population that might no longer use/support this software/company. I for one can no longer use it. So they must be losing quite a few customers.

I would love to hear your thoughts on all this, since I can't find any coverage of this online. Especially from the video creating people here. How do you deal with this update? Any thoughts, hopes for the future, and preferably any alternatives to Kling are very welcomed. xx

There seems to be ways to go around it still, though you'd have to look for them, since this one came out: https://e6ai.net/posts/75534?q=epic_%28director%29 though I imagine they will continue updating their thing to make it harder and harder. It's their choice, their platform, so I assume even firguring out a way to go around this current update will be a temporary solution.
The same way options like Frosting came out for NSFW/furry image generation, I'm affraid it's probably better to wait for a good option made for our kind of content in the end...?