Robyn AndersonCEO, Jam Ai · AI Implementation & Business Development Leader

Higgsfield AI I’d love to know what I’m doing wrong and how to fix this

6 Jul 2026 · 1 min

Watch on YouTube

0:57

In this vlog‑style video, Robyn Anderson expresses frustration after using Higgsfield AI to create lifestyle photos. Despite providing a non‑sexual description of her appearance and employing her Soul character ID, the system produced explicit, R‑rated images and videos that she had to delete from the internet. She notes that she used Claude’s MCP connector, which apologized and explained that the AI’s training data—drawn from the broader Internet of Things—contains such depictions linked to her description. Robyn questions whether this issue is affecting others and raises the broader concern that this may represent a new form of gender bias in generative AI, particularly against women.

Chapters

I'm a little upset because this morning I went to create some lifestyle photos and Higgsfield created images of me that are R-rated that I had to completely wipe off the internet. Why is this happening? Let's get into it. So here is my prompt. I'm just explaining what I look like, nothing sexual about this, and then it's using my Soul character ID, and then it's making videos and images like this. Like, I'm sorry, those are ginormous. That's not what I look like. I do wear pants to the office, and I'm not even going to show you some of these others. I'm using Claude's MCP connector, and it actually apologized to me a bunch, and I asked why it was happening, and it said that, you know, AI is trained on the Internet of Things, and these are the images that keep kind of coming back with my description. And is this happening to anyone else? And also, is this just a new form of bias against women that we're going to have to deal with now?