Ce qui a changé ce mois-ci chez les outils que nous couvrons.
A small US pilot lets age-verified users generate artistic nudity and other mature content in GPT Image under stricter watermarking. Sora is explicitly excluded for now — but the company says video is "on the roadmap." Midjourney’s moderation team told us it has "no plans" to follow.
The update makes mask selection snap to subjects and lets a referenced character persist across an entire project — closing the two biggest workflow gaps professionals complained about.
OpenAI quietly repriced Sora credit packs after Veo 3 began rendering comparable clips in half the time. Our retest confirms the queue gap: Veo averaged 3.1 minutes to Sora’s 7.4 at peak.
Multi-line menus, posters and UI mockups come out correctly spelled in our testing — a first for any diffusion-family model and a direct shot at design-tool territory.
All three services we cover will need machine-readable provenance marks on EU-served output. Midjourney says compliance is "already built"; smaller open-model hosts may struggle.
As mainstream tools tighten filters, a cottage industry of unmoderated fine-tunes is booming — with real safety and legal risks for users. We spent a month in its Discord servers. What we found argues for regulated adult modes, not prohibition.