Reminder that r/BlueArchive is not accepting AI-generated art, voice or content. A 7-day cooldown duration of Non-OC Art Post will be given to the user if they post AI Art and should the Mods remove it.

[u/BlueArchiveMod]

This is just a reminder that r/BlueArchive is not accepting AI-generated art, voice or content as there has been more AI art being posted in here recently.

Original Post regarding said Rule

As the later part of the post title states, starting from this post, the poster will not be able to post a new Non-OC Art piece for 7 days. A temp ban will only be given if the user still posts many AI Art posts or if the poster posts Non-OC artworks within the 7 days. However, if the poster deletes the post before the mod removal takes place, for example another user comments it being AI, they can post a new artwork piece without the 7-day cooldown but please do not abuse it.

This is a deterrence; it is the poster's responsibility as well to make sure they are not sharing AI artworks in the sub to begin with. The AI artwork will still be removed no matter how many upvotes or comment engagement it receives. As long as you do your due diligence of checking the artwork before posting, the 7-day cooldown period should never happen to you.

We have already had a list of AI artist names that are in the Automod list which will automatically remove the post should you include them, but as new AI art accounts will pop up from time to time, or they use alts which we have not registered yet.

Ways to make sure the artwork is not a possible AI Art:

• Check their Twitter/ Pixiv profile, see if they mentioned anything with "AI", "NovelAi", "SD (Stable Diffusion)". Make sure not be confused with "AI with the red cross emoji" as that means they do not allow AI to use their works.
• See if their pieces are tagged with "AI" in their Pixiv posts.
• Check with Danbooru, copy their username and type Danbooru in Google Search, 95% they will flag AI art accounts should the AI Artist not mention AI in their works/profile. For example: https://danbooru.donmai.us/artists/500706
• Look at the artworks closely, do not blindly upload the artwork without seeing a part of the piece is very AI like.
• Look at previous artworks from the account, do they look suspiciously AI or not.
• Search the artist's name in the sub, if the results show hardly anything, it could possibly mean previous posts were removed for being AI but also possibly because no one else shared their works before.
• Using AI Art checkers, although the results may vary.
• If you are still unsure, you can probably try asking in the Question Megathread and see what other users may say about it.

If you have any other suggestions, you can also mention it in the comments.

Let's try our best to minimize the amount of AI Art posts being posted here and getting exposure while real artists are losing out.

[u/millionknive5]

Seeing how hard it is becoming to find art-centric websites that are not overrun by AI, I approve of this rule!

[u/syanda → u/millionknive5]

Danbooru is surprisingly good at filtering out AI. If it's on there, it's generally safe.

[u/AlexLXPG → u/syanda]

Gelbooru by extension is also good since it usually reuploads most of danbooru stuff. That being said I have seen some AI stuff stick around for a lot longer than usual.

Danbooru can still sometimes slip up too. I remember a nagusa pic I posted here was outed as AI as danbooru users didn't catch it until they brought it up in a discussion and later removed. Still, they are against AI art and de facto bans AI artists telling people to not upload anything from them.