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If you want to know where my AI stuff has gone read this...

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If you want to know where my AI stuff has gone read this.

I got this PM this morning, I thought it was about asking about people's charecters ages but it was not.

To be honest I had no idea that I was bricking any of Inkbunny's rules regarding this.

I know some of you have used bing image creator before, so this is a bit of a heads up.

Now I can not remeber every entire prompt that it used when requested by a AI unfortunately.

For the artist who worry about AI art taking over inkbunny, this should give you a little bit of reassurance.

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ai 6,850, ai art 3,505, pm 139, gone 82, primate messaging 1

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Published: 4 weeks, 1 day ago

Rating: General

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NeonDemon

4 weeks ago

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I don't know why you act surprised that some sites have rules regarding AI? this isn't facebook or deviantart. if you open any AI image here, you'll clearly see either in the description or attached file that there's more to it than "just" a picture.
it's your own fault for not checking the site rules in the first place (especially for a subject as divisive as AI!), you've been here almost 10 years now, it's on you, not them...
still nothing is stopping you from making more AI art, just post the lora, model and prompt too.

Angellothefox

4 weeks ago

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@ NeonDemon

I could not find the rules on Inkbunny.

Luckily I have them in the DM

NeonDemon

4 weeks ago

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@ Angellothefox

it's literally 2 clicks, at the bottom of any page, Acceptable Content Policy then "AI". you're always welcome to make (and post) ai art as long as you respect the rules

Angellothefox

4 weeks ago

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@ NeonDemon

Right, that is fine.

I never noticed that before.

Angellothefox

4 weeks ago

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@ NeonDemon

Also 10 years ago we didn't have AI

bullubullu

4 weeks ago

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I'm not into AI myself but I think that

threeracoons

or maybe it was

AIFluffyMatrix

who had a guide or definitely know how to extract all those data to put into the required txt, I think it was an easy tool to use!

Try checking out other AI directors who are making content that follows the guidelines and see how they manage all this!

threeracoons

4 weeks ago

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@ bullubullu

I've been summoned:

Extracting generation data from a picture is only possible if you made the picture using a tool that embeds this data in the original .PNG

I know only the method for pictures created with A1111 and Stable Forge:

Start the SD engine. In the UI, upload the .png file to the tab called PNGINFO. On the right, it will give a complete summary of every prompt and every setting used to create the picture, which can then be used with any other computer to create nearly exactly the same picture.

Sadly if the original .PNG is lost, this is not possible to do, even if you uploaded them directly to Inkbunny, as IB removes metadata from the pictures for unrelated reasons.

And I can't speak for any other closed source engines.

wallarooblacke

2 weeks ago

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I deleted my AI pics 48 hours when I got that message.

I wasn't in the mood about that BS about prompts, seeds, LoRA's,
generator, training model and version or hash used. If those details
were posted, anybody else would copycat and claim that it was theirs.

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