I received a notice from Inkbunny staff about those images and they told me that they weren't compliant with the ACP. Therefore, in order to avoid getting into even more trouble, I've deleted them and will not upload any AI-related content again.
I'm sorry, but there's nothing I can do about this.
As far as I know, there are no 100% open-source AI generators, though there are many that are partially open-sourced (Stable Diffusion and its many forks, for example), so without further clarification, setting the bar for AI creation at "must be open source" may be too high in its present state.
I've always been an advocate for FOSS/FLOSS (Free (License) and Open Source Software), but even I'm realistic about restrictions concerning any software usage-- Especially since AI art is the only artform on this site with such a restriction. (Just try restricting others from using Adobe AfterEffects, PaintShop Pro or MSPaint, and only use Krita and other similar open software.... There would be an uproar.....)
Limits, restrictions and what's allowed should be followed across the board, and not based on what's used to create with.
d.m.f.
As far as I know, there are no 100% open-source AI generators, though there are many that are partia
deepening on your computer system I could help you set up something that you can use to generate AI art that is fully compliant with IB rules. PM me if you are interested.
deepening on your computer system I could help you set up something that you can use to generate A
