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RE: Wordsmiths Fiction Week 3: The Last Photo | Steemit Challenge Season 24
Hey @senehasa, as you have used an AI-generated image and mentioned it in your description. Are we also allowed to use AI-generated images in our posts, as long as we clearly state the source?
Just wanted to clarify the guidelines before participating. Thanks!
Yes, you can use AI-generated images, but mention that they are AI-generated. If possible, also specify the AI model used such as DALL-E, Flux, or Leonardo AI, for example. Ensure that the images are relevant, and you may use up to two images, excluding the thumbnail.
I know it's not an easy task to get the perfect relevant image from AI because it takes a lot of prompting (human effort). So I don't think it goes against the "proof of brain" concept. The real issue arises with AI writing when users rely entirely on AI-generated content with no human involvement and that is something we do not allow.
You can get as many writing ideas from AI as you want; no one can stop that. As long as you're the one turning those ideas into something meaningful and logical, I'm personally fine with it.
Cc: @dove11, @senehasa, @sur-riti
You have explained everything in detail which should serve the users as a perfect guideline.
@aniqamashkoor, Besides what @waqarahmadshah said, users are not getting paid for the images but for the content so if you generate your content through AI, that is against the rules and not acceptable.
Note- Even some AI generated images are copyrighted so read the result before using them.
Thank you so much, I appreciate the clear guidelines @waqarahmadshah @dove11 I got it. I was simply asking about the image creation that too out of curiosity as the contest post had it, besides this the rules are pretty clear about the content creation and posting for this platform.
We will add a bullet point about AI-generated images in the guidelines section of next week's contest announcement post. Thank you for bringing it to our attention.