Require image posts to select "No AI/Render" or otherwise before allowing to hit post.
At the moment, I am constantly seeing AI and Rendered images without the tag. Requiring you to manually select that it does not contain this content before allowing you to post will limit the amount that goes through without tags and help with moderation efforts.
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Comments5
Feb 21, 2025
Only commercial content will be required to have the labels, I don't have any plan to extend it to artistic pictures I'm afraid
TodaysTomorrow Resident
Sep 9, 2024
The rules actually state that only Ads have to indicate (for good reason) whether their Ad contains AI, or non SL work. We see a lot of AI and other renders because regular picture posting doesn't have to mark it.
I am therefore offering a different suggestion (which I posted as a separate suggestion) of ""media icons" for all image posts & associated "disabled content" in settings? " which your requirement request for all image posts would assist. Ideally, any image would have "media" radio button options to chose from like "SL" "AI" "Other" etc., which would then trigger an icon on the post to let everyone seeing it know how the image came to be, as per the OP.
Noriko Takeda
Jul 30, 2024
Filters are useless if people do not use the correct tags, and do not read the TOS. I'm seeing lot of AI, A+ unwanted content and no SL pictures.
Myka Winchester
Jul 28, 2024
Yes, please! I want to see SL content without AI editing or backgrounds. There are tons of talented creators in SL that should have their content featured without AI editing making it look different than was intended. The AI tags need to be used on EVERYTHING, not just ADs.
Sandie Cheeks
Jul 28, 2024
Yes! This, all of this. This is exactly what we need.
I tire of seeing posts that are clearly AI generated and the 'optional' AI tag not used, both from vendors and bloggers/photographers. Noting something as AI generated and/or Rendered should not be optional, it should be a step required before posting your images. That way if you continue to see the obviously AI generated images being posted WITHOUT the tag you know for certain that the poster is not only aware but knowingly being dishonest about what they are posting.