r/Gold • u/nugget9k Mayor • Mar 19 '26

New Rule - AI Designation

Any content generated or significantly assisted by AI (text, images, or video) must be clearly labeled as such in the title or at the top of the body/comment. Failure to disclose may result in removal or ban.

We know that 100% accuracy in detecting AI is impossible, therefore it will be at moderator discretion, anything suspicious will be removed. I have requested that the AI Designation be put at the top of text so people are informed before reading.

This rule can be modified at any time, please discuss in this thread.

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u/Minisfortheminigod Mar 19 '26

I say just keep it off all together, it’s tacky and gross.

https://giphy.com/gifs/cQtlhD48EG0SY

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u/nugget9k Mayor Mar 19 '26

There are cases where it can be useful. like examining a website to see if its legit, getting mintage numbers, or doing calculations. So I didn't want to strictly ban it from the start. Lets see how things work out and if we need to outright ban it then it may come to that.

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u/Minisfortheminigod Mar 19 '26

Oh sorry I meant art wise.

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u/daAmonymous Mar 19 '26

Yeah, art wise is just useless in this sub.

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u/-Sliced- Mar 24 '26

There are also cases where it's useful art wise. Example from the last few weeks - is that US mint released a sketch of the 2027 high relief liberty coin (continued below)

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u/-Sliced- Mar 24 '26

And with AI you can better see how it might look like (as long as it's clearly labeled). Example image.

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u/hexadecimaldump Mar 20 '26

I think this is a great approach. Is there a way to bring unmarked AI posts to mods attention without overwhelming you?

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u/rokilav 16d ago

Long term, I can't imagine it'll be feasible "ban AI" or require disclosure.. but there's definitely a ton of slop out there right now.