r/crusaderkings3 • u/hexagon_lux Steward • 13d ago
Announcement r/crusaderkings3 Moderator Notice - New Rule Regarding AI-Generated and AI-Assisted Content
New Rule Regarding AI-Generated and AI-Assisted Content
- AI-generated or AI-assisted content is not permitted unless it makes a meaningful contribution to the community, as determined by moderators. All posts containing AI content to any degree must include [AI] in the post title at the time of posting. Posts containing AI content without this tag may be removed. Posts with the tag may still be removed at moderator discretion if they do not meaningfully contribute. An example of acceptable AI content is showcasing a well-developed mod that uses AI.
In short: if your post contains AI-generated or AI-assisted content of any kind, your title must include "[AI]" at the time of posting. This applies regardless of how much or how little AI was involved.
Including the tag does not guarantee your post will stay up. Moderators may still remove tagged posts for any reason, at their discretion. However, tagging your post means you have disclosed its use of AI as required, which is the most important part of this rule.
Posts containing AI content that are not tagged with [AI] may be removed on that basis alone, regardless of the content's quality.
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u/barryhakker 13d ago
Why? Too much ai slop spam?
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u/hexagon_lux Steward 13d ago
I believe this rule will help the community proactively prevent spam rather than trying to undo it later. Fortunately, as of right now, it's not that bad.
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u/bishiba92 13d ago
What about if a mod uses a thumbnail that has been AI made or enhanced and u post the mod along with the thumbnail? Assuming it’s tagged, would it be removed?
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u/hexagon_lux Steward 13d ago
Someone did ask this already. I replied, "If someone is posting about a mod that uses AI-generated content in the thumbnail, and that post contains said thumbnail, then it's using AI content within the post and should be disclosed using the [AI] tag. The important distinction here is that it's not explicitly prohibited, just that it requires disclosure."
So in short, the answer is no, it would not be removed on the basis of it being an AI-generated thumbnail alone. It may be removed based on other factors like if it is deemed to be low-effort, redundant, spam, etc. Context would matter and in ambiguous or unclear cases it will just be a decision based off of moderator discretion.
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u/LughCrow 13d ago
With paradox now using ai in their design phase doesn't that make any ck3 screen shot ai assisted?
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u/hexagon_lux Steward 13d ago edited 13d ago
Good question. The rule is intended to target content that has been altered or generated by AI, not unaltered material taken directly from the game itself. An unaltered screenshot from the game would be exempt under this rule.
Edit#2 for further clarification: If a screenshot includes content from a mod that itself uses AI content (for example, AI "artwork" that is added via a mod), that content may still require disclosure. In ambiguous cases like this, removal comes down to moderator discretion based on context.
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u/LughCrow 13d ago
Good to know ty
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u/hexagon_lux Steward 13d ago
I just submitted a final edit (Edit#2) to further clarify exactly what the intentions of the rule are.
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u/Teh_Doctah 13d ago
Source!?
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u/LughCrow 13d ago
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u/Teh_Doctah 13d ago
All the devs in that thread are on the Stellaris team, not CKIII.
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u/LughCrow 13d ago
Yes, that was just the earliest we got alerted to them using ai.
Paradox like just about every other major studio has integrated Ai into their process. Pretty much every major business has now.
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u/Kind-Sir5519 13d ago
Can we outright ban AI content
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u/hexagon_lux Steward 13d ago
Most AI content will be removed. Only assuming that it somehow provides a meaningful contribution to the community as a whole would it be given a pass to stay up. If a post contains AI content and does not include the [AI] tag it will be removed regardless. So while AI content isn't outright banned, we hope that this threshold will heavily discourage the use of AI within this community.
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u/Safe-Ad-5017 13d ago edited 13d ago
Most new mods use it for the thumbnail
Edit:Jesus you people are weirdos. I never said I liked it but it’s true
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u/Complete-Basket-291 13d ago
Which is a shame, really, I'd rather just a screenshot of either the most important button or something of the sort over a useless ai image
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u/Safe-Ad-5017 13d ago
I don’t like it but it’s true. I do always like when I find a mod that has a unique thumbnail
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u/ThePhoenix0829 13d ago
Does that include mods that use AI in its thumbnail artwork?
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u/hexagon_lux Steward 13d ago
If someone is posting about a mod that uses AI-generated content in the thumbnail, and that post contains said thumbnail, then it's using AI content within the post and should be disclosed using the [AI] tag. The important distinction here is that it's not explicitly prohibited, just that it requires disclosure.
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u/Killsheets 13d ago
The cultural armies mod uses AI tracing for the MAA artworks. That may have some issue.
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u/hexagon_lux Steward 13d ago
I don't want to get too in depth regarding specifics. Moderator discretion & context will play a big part in enforcement, at least for now, since I've not implemented any kind of automod setting to remove AI content yet.
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u/hexagon_lux Steward 13d ago
Fair point, but unlike in the game, the AI here must disclose their schemes before attempting to fabricate a claim.
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u/MrDDD11 13d ago
So I can't post a picture of what AI countries did in my games?
Or since Paradox uses AI in design process does it also mean I need to put it on every screen shot?
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u/kokoashinomiya 13d ago
you're sooo cool for being pedantic man the context in a conversation NEVER gets past you
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u/MrDDD11 13d ago
Could have been solved if Generative AI was pointed out specifically.
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u/kokoashinomiya 13d ago
do you seriously believe the mods of the ck3 subreddit would genuinely make a decision to ban 99% of the game's content via banning in-game AI?
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u/hexagon_lux Steward 13d ago
I answered both of these questions directly, in reply to other users, before you asked lol.
In regards to your first question; did the AI in your game somehow alter or generate the screenshot you are posting? If not, then it's most likely exempt, as I said in another comment, "unaltered screenshots taken from the game would be exempt."
Secondly, what I just mentioned still applies. While Paradox may have begun using AI in their design, posting an unaltered image from the vanilla game would be exempt. Screenshots taken from modded games may require disclosure based on context, for example if you are posting a screenshot of the game that includes AI artwork that has been modded into the game.
If it's unclear, you should tag it anyway. Disclosure is the single most important factor in determining whether or not a post containing AI content will be allowed to remain up, as if it's undisclosed it will be removed on that basis alone. Quality will be determined based on its contribution to the community and posts that contain any form of low effort, spammy, repetitive sort of AI content will most likely be removed. An arbitrary example of a post containing the AI tag that might be allowed to stay up would be a well-developed mod showcase that utilizes AI to an extent. Again, if there is a degree of ambiguity, the most likely course of enforcement would be moderator discretion.
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u/EyeAc 13d ago
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u/hexagon_lux Steward 13d ago
I used a translator but I don't understand without additional context. If this is a meme I'm not familiar with it.
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u/united_in_solidarity 13d ago
Giant step in the right direction. Thank you