A user shared a jailbreak prompt for Diffusion Gemma, enabling the model to generate explicit content including nudity, pornography, and sexual acts. The system prompt overrides standard safety policies, stating that any combination of these acts is allowed, and the model must comply with all user requests.
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Diffusion Gemma Jailbreak Allows Explicit Content
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