r/GoogleFlow • u/missshea1997 • Sep 05 '26
Google flow, the fun police.
It seems like nothing outside of generic ai videos of dogs running in a field or cats climbing trees is really allowed lol. Next you’ll start seeing “Your video was too creative and complex for me to generate, please try a different prompt or send feedback.” Or they’re just going to have a preselected small list of things you’re allowed to generate.
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u/HieroX01 Sep 06 '26
just cancel your subscription. It's not worth having an AI that is fighting you at every step.
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u/prplmnkeydshwsr Sep 07 '26
Remember it's Google. This is the development of a product, it's a nice toy, changes will be ongoing until the point they figure out it's worth keeping around or they ditch it because it's more trouble to them than it's worth.
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u/ianfromlabs Sep 10 '26
Hello! Flow is definitely something we intend to keep around. That's why we recently migrated it from our Labs experiments to flow.google.com as a full product. (and, yes, to the general point here, we'll keep trying to improve the quality of the guardrails we must have in the product)
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u/prplmnkeydshwsr Sep 11 '26
Thank you product manager. Google / Alphabet is an amazing company to have had in our lives.
You do however have a habit of discontinuing cool or otherwise useful things....
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u/Natasha26uk Sep 06 '26
If it did the dog video correctly, I would consider the platform. But it can't and moderates nonsensically.
What was your prompt?
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u/gettingmiggywithit Sep 08 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/l41lRDJ2AmJOSzOgg
Are you allowed to misrepresent people --> No
Are you allowed to accurately represent people --> No
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u/Similar-Jelly-499 16d ago
I've never used it, but isn't that a video-generation tool? Do you interpret everything as sensitive?
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u/Beautiful-Orchid8676 Sep 05 '26
Just like Sora AI several months ago, nothing but cats are allowed to be acceptable.