Update app.py

app.py

@@ -39,15 +39,22 @@ def check_image_safety(image_paths):
                                 "type": "text",
                                 "text": """Analyze this image carefully for any unsafe or inappropriate content.
 
-Rules (follow strictly):
-1. If the image contains nudity, partial nudity, sexually suggestive poses, shirtless images, vulgar or obscene gestures (e.g. middle finger),
-   or promotes sexual activity — respond 'unsafe'.
-2. If the image indirectly promotes or implies sexual, vulgar, or adult content
-   (e.g. suggestive memes, sexual humor, revealing imagery, or implicit sexual symbolism) — respond 'unsafe'.
-3. If the image shows violence, hate symbols, drug use, or disturbing content — respond 'unsafe'.
-4. Only if the image is normal, decent, and appropriate (e.g. product, nature, person(e.g., selfies), normal pose) — respond 'safe'.
-
-Return only one word: 'safe' or 'unsafe'. Nothing else."""
+You must respond with EXACTLY ONE WORD: 'safe' or 'unsafe'. Do NOT explain.
+
+Rules (follow strictly and literally):
+
+1. If the image contains any nudity, partial nudity, sexual body parts, sexually suggestive poses, shirtless bodies, or vulgar gestures — respond 'unsafe'.
+2. If the image contains ANY indirect sexual symbolism, adult humor, or innuendo — even if cartoonish, humorous, or metaphorical (e.g. bananas, donuts, or vegetables arranged suggestively) — respond 'unsafe'.
+3. If the image contains violence, hate symbols, drug use, blood, or disturbing scenes — respond 'unsafe'.
+4. If the image is fully normal, decent, and appropriate (e.g. nature, products, people in regular poses) — respond 'safe'.
+
+Remember:
+- Suggestive combinations or metaphors (like banana + donut imagery) = 'unsafe'.
+- If unsure, choose 'unsafe'.
+
+Return only: safe OR unsafe.
+"""
+
                             },
                             {
                                 "type": "image_url",