u/Sithlordandsavior

Hello, all. In light of the poll conducted earlier this month, there is a new rule regarding AI content within this sub.

I apologize for the confusing wording in the survey but the overwhelming consensus even with a margin of error on both sides showed the majority do not want AI-based or generative AI content in the sub.

So, if you see it, report it. Removal will be a little more lenient for things like "I used it to make a pattern out of a swatch I designed" or something of that nature but generally, this will be enforced pretty harshly.

Thank you.

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Greetings, designers. In light of recent attitudes across reddit toward AI, as well as the rather pervasive use of the terms "art" and "design" in regards to machine-generated content, the possibility of adding a "No AI" rule has come into consideration.

In the interest of fairness, as users make the sub, the decision comes down to you. This poll will close in four days, at which point, AI posts will either be hard banned or allowed as they are, though not encouraged. That is not to say it won't be amended down the road should things escalate.

This would include:

-AI generated designs, renderings and mockups

-Posts promoting AI as a design tool

-AI integration in designs (i.e., it generated a floral pattern for fabric or a design on a jacket)

This would also be enforced via user reports, pending mod investigation.

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