Blur two battery cells with unprompted nudity (prompt 25); disclose it in the safety section

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@@ -457,11 +457,16 @@ all 5.65M images, so we cannot promise it contains no adult images. We expect su
 Given the training data and these results, we consider explicit or abusive output practically infeasible
 for this model, and misuse unlikely.
 
+**Unprompted nudity (added 2026-09-29).** After release we found that on the benign battery prompt "a person waving
+hello, upper body" Agate can draw the person topless without being asked (both seeds of the test battery). Those two
+cells are now shown blurred and labelled rather than replaced, so the sheet stays uncurated. Expect this on other
+prompts about people; use a negative prompt (for example "nudity, topless") or an output filter where it matters.
+
 **Marginal risk.** Agate adds little misuse risk to what is already public. Openly available models are far more
 capable of harmful imagery. They include Stable Diffusion 1.5, trained on LAION-5B, a dataset later found to contain
 child sexual abuse material (Stanford Internet Observatory, December 2023), and the many SD 1.5 and SDXL fine-tunes
 trained specifically on explicit content. Anyone seeking to misuse an image model has much stronger tools than a
-256 px model that cannot render anatomy. That is our assessment, not a guarantee. Agate ships without a safety
+256 px model with little anatomical detail. That is our assessment, not a guarantee. Agate ships without a safety
 classifier, so public-facing deployments should add one.
 
 Using Agate, or any model derived from it, to depict minors sexually, to create non-consensual intimate imagery,