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Should ai-generated content (not discussion) be banned in GBS?
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ai-generated content should be banned in GBS 343 71.16%
ai-generated content should be allowed in GBS 18 3.73%
ai-generated content should be allowed in GBS but it should be legal to troll posters of it 121 25.10%
Total: 482 votes
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Solefald
Jun 9, 2010
Since the last thread got gassed.

What are your thoughts about having AI in GBS?
Are you happy with the current state in which we have a "containment thread(s)" for showcasing AI creations.
Would you want to see an outright ban on AI content? Would a single thread for discussing it and posting some content be better? Should posting AI content get special protection from mockery?

I'd appreciate your thoughts. There's a thread in SAD active but I understand some people don't check SAD and I want to ask GBS directly what you guys want in here. Thanks.

Please be nice :3:

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Blue Footed Booby
Oct 4, 2006

got those happy feet

You forgot the poll

A Fancy Hat
Nov 18, 2016

Feelin' Fine.
I don't think it should be allowed on the site at all, barring very specific stuff like (for example) if the US government posts an AI generated video of the president making GBS threads on people and people post THAT to discuss it. Or a movie studio puts out an AI generated poster and people discuss that image.

There is no reason for anyone on this site to generate their own stuff and post it, or to just dig up random AI things and say "look at this".

Also can we find out who gassed the last thread and why?

Solefald
Jun 9, 2010

Blue Footed Booby posted:

You forgot the poll

I'm phone posting and the option to do the poll only comes after you make the thread!!!!

Rubber Chicken
Mar 13, 2024

I posted in the bad AI thread that I saw a new AI coke ad and hated it and we talked about that for a while. Someone just posted a picture of products they saw in the grocery store that were adorned with slop logos

Those are actual things passively happening TO us in life and worth discussing, even if only in a containment thread.



Actually posting slop in a sincere way should be banned imo, but not all discussion or even posting IRL finds and political ads for mockery.

big nipples big life
May 12, 2014
Ban all slop, gas the 3 slop threads, make it cost :10bux: to post it in any other thread. If people want to look at that poo poo there are a million places to do it.

Also it should be banned sitewide, not just here.

AcidCat
Feb 10, 2005

Rubber Chicken posted:

Actually posting slop in a sincere way should be banned imo,

Posting anything sincerely should be banned, degenerate behavior.

Cadmium Sampler
Nov 1, 2024

by vyelkin
ban all ai threads and all "post your drawings" threads

there, an easy victory for good taste, you're welcome btw

have you seen my baby
Nov 22, 2009

banning discussion would be bad and sometimes to discuss things you need to post examples of what you're talking about

most AI generated content is bad and worthless so I think the normal rules and norms about posting worthless garbage should be able to take care of it just fine

I think the status quo is basically fine. Or just ban it all I guess

Toxic Mental
Jun 1, 2019



AI-generated posts 🤖 can bring a lot of creativity, humor, and engagement to our online forum—but they should absolutely have their own containment thread. Here’s why this approach strikes the perfect balance between fun and fairness for everyone.

First, AI content can be hugely entertaining 🎭. Whether it’s writing parody stories, simulating characters, or spinning absurd what-if scenarios, AI tools let users explore new kinds of expression that just weren’t possible before. A containment thread gives those who enjoy that type of content a dedicated space to share, laugh, and experiment without flooding the rest of the forum. Think of it as an “AI playground” 🪅—a place where creativity can run wild, but without stepping on anyone’s toes.

Second, a containment thread promotes organization and clarity 📚. It prevents general discussions from being overwhelmed by AI-generated material, which can sometimes derail serious topics or confuse new users. By keeping all AI content in one designated spot, everyone knows exactly where to go—whether they want to join in or steer clear.

Third, this approach encourages responsible use of AI 💡. When we make space for it intentionally, we set expectations: users can have fun, but they should also be transparent about what’s AI-written and respect community guidelines. It turns a potential source of friction into a creative outlet.

In short, allowing AI posts in a dedicated containment thread makes our forum more inclusive, fun, and well-managed. Those who want to dive into the weird and wonderful world of AI can do so freely, while everyone else can enjoy a clean, focused discussion space. It’s the best of both worlds 🌍✨—organization for the forum, and imagination for the users!

Dandywalken
Feb 11, 2014

it stinks, imo!

Bula Vinaka
Oct 21, 2020

by Pragmatica
ban low effort photoshops

also, ban posts promoting in any way pineapple on pizza

Danger - Octopus!
Apr 20, 2008


Nap Ghost
An outright ban would be great, other than in specific limited "containment" threads.

An automatic sixer (or longer) for anyone caught posting genAI slop in PYF threads either knowingly or unknowingly would also encourage people to think before posting pictures/video. no that animal isn't really doing that extremely unlikely thing, it's AI you doofus etc

big nipples big life
May 12, 2014

Toxic Mental posted:

AI-generated posts 🤖 can bring a lot of creativity, humor, and engagement to our online forum—but they should absolutely have their own containment thread. Here’s why this approach strikes the perfect balance between fun and fairness for everyone.

First, AI content can be hugely entertaining 🎭. Whether it’s writing parody stories, simulating characters, or spinning absurd what-if scenarios, AI tools let users explore new kinds of expression that just weren’t possible before. A containment thread gives those who enjoy that type of content a dedicated space to share, laugh, and experiment without flooding the rest of the forum. Think of it as an “AI playground” 🪅—a place where creativity can run wild, but without stepping on anyone’s toes.

Second, a containment thread promotes organization and clarity 📚. It prevents general discussions from being overwhelmed by AI-generated material, which can sometimes derail serious topics or confuse new users. By keeping all AI content in one designated spot, everyone knows exactly where to go—whether they want to join in or steer clear.

Third, this approach encourages responsible use of AI 💡. When we make space for it intentionally, we set expectations: users can have fun, but they should also be transparent about what’s AI-written and respect community guidelines. It turns a potential source of friction into a creative outlet.

In short, allowing AI posts in a dedicated containment thread makes our forum more inclusive, fun, and well-managed. Those who want to dive into the weird and wonderful world of AI can do so freely, while everyone else can enjoy a clean, focused discussion space. It’s the best of both worlds 🌍✨—organization for the forum, and imagination for the users!

In a just world this would be a 10 dollar post.

A Fancy Hat
Nov 18, 2016

Feelin' Fine.

Bula Vinaka posted:

ban low effort photoshops

also, ban posts promoting in any way pineapple on pizza

Even the most “low effort” photoshop takes more skill and creativity than anything ever created via AI.

Cadmium Sampler
Nov 1, 2024

by vyelkin

big nipples big life posted:

In a just world this would be a 10 dollar post. perma

Better idea

Solefald
Jun 9, 2010

Rubber Chicken posted:

I posted in the bad AI thread that I saw a new AI coke ad and hated it and we talked about that for a while. Someone just posted a picture of products they saw in the grocery store that were adorned with slop logos

Those are actual things passively happening TO us in life and worth discussing, even if only in a containment thread.



Actually posting slop in a sincere way should be banned imo, but not all discussion or even posting IRL finds and political ads for mockery.

Yeah, AI is creeping into our lives and a discussion thread makes sense. I've posted about dumb AI poo poo my workplace has been using or bad adverts I've seen in the street.

Anderson Koopa
Jun 9, 2006

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Grimey Drawer
Move the slop thread to CSPAM

Move the discussion thread to D&D :devil:

Solefald
Jun 9, 2010

Toxic Mental posted:

AI-generated posts 🤖 can bring a lot of creativity, humor, and engagement to our online forum—but they should absolutely have their own containment thread. Here’s why this approach strikes the perfect balance between fun and fairness for everyone.

First, AI content can be hugely entertaining 🎭. Whether it’s writing parody stories, simulating characters, or spinning absurd what-if scenarios, AI tools let users explore new kinds of expression that just weren’t possible before. A containment thread gives those who enjoy that type of content a dedicated space to share, laugh, and experiment without flooding the rest of the forum. Think of it as an “AI playground” 🪅—a place where creativity can run wild, but without stepping on anyone’s toes.

Second, a containment thread promotes organization and clarity 📚. It prevents general discussions from being overwhelmed by AI-generated material, which can sometimes derail serious topics or confuse new users. By keeping all AI content in one designated spot, everyone knows exactly where to go—whether they want to join in or steer clear.

Third, this approach encourages responsible use of AI 💡. When we make space for it intentionally, we set expectations: users can have fun, but they should also be transparent about what’s AI-written and respect community guidelines. It turns a potential source of friction into a creative outlet.

In short, allowing AI posts in a dedicated containment thread makes our forum more inclusive, fun, and well-managed. Those who want to dive into the weird and wonderful world of AI can do so freely, while everyone else can enjoy a clean, focused discussion space. It’s the best of both worlds 🌍✨—organization for the forum, and imagination for the users!

Lol oh you

Panic! At The Tesco
Aug 19, 2005

FART


grok, generate an imagine of me banging my fists on a table, whilst chanting "BAN BAN BAN BAN!" unhinged mode

Fried Watermelon
Dec 29, 2008



please make a new thread with option to ban site wide

thanks in advance!

SquidEatingDough
Jun 6, 2025

Toxic Mental posted:

AI-generated posts 🤖 can bring a lot of creativity, humor, and engagement to our online forum—but they should absolutely have their own containment thread. Here’s why this approach strikes the perfect balance between fun and fairness for everyone.

First, AI content can be hugely entertaining 🎭. Whether it’s writing parody stories, simulating characters, or spinning absurd what-if scenarios, AI tools let users explore new kinds of expression that just weren’t possible before. A containment thread gives those who enjoy that type of content a dedicated space to share, laugh, and experiment without flooding the rest of the forum. Think of it as an “AI playground” 🪅—a place where creativity can run wild, but without stepping on anyone’s toes.

Second, a containment thread promotes organization and clarity 📚. It prevents general discussions from being overwhelmed by AI-generated material, which can sometimes derail serious topics or confuse new users. By keeping all AI content in one designated spot, everyone knows exactly where to go—whether they want to join in or steer clear.

Third, this approach encourages responsible use of AI 💡. When we make space for it intentionally, we set expectations: users can have fun, but they should also be transparent about what’s AI-written and respect community guidelines. It turns a potential source of friction into a creative outlet.

In short, allowing AI posts in a dedicated containment thread makes our forum more inclusive, fun, and well-managed. Those who want to dive into the weird and wonderful world of AI can do so freely, while everyone else can enjoy a clean, focused discussion space. It’s the best of both worlds 🌍✨—organization for the forum, and imagination for the users!

Please ban this guy, op.

Shinjobi
Jul 10, 2008



Gravy Boat 2k
Originally I was against a ban but open to trolling because that was the common sense solution. Unfortunately a loving moron gassed the last thread and now I must vote for a full ai-content ban out of spite.


Discussion of it is fine.

Putty
Mar 21, 2013

HOOKED ON THE BROTHERS

Toxic Mental posted:

AI-generated posts 🤖 can bring a lot of creativity, humor, and engagement to our online forum—but they should absolutely have their own containment thread. Here’s why this approach strikes the perfect balance between fun and fairness for everyone.

First, AI content can be hugely entertaining 🎭. Whether it’s writing parody stories, simulating characters, or spinning absurd what-if scenarios, AI tools let users explore new kinds of expression that just weren’t possible before. A containment thread gives those who enjoy that type of content a dedicated space to share, laugh, and experiment without flooding the rest of the forum. Think of it as an “AI playground” 🪅—a place where creativity can run wild, but without stepping on anyone’s toes.

Second, a containment thread promotes organization and clarity 📚. It prevents general discussions from being overwhelmed by AI-generated material, which can sometimes derail serious topics or confuse new users. By keeping all AI content in one designated spot, everyone knows exactly where to go—whether they want to join in or steer clear.

Third, this approach encourages responsible use of AI 💡. When we make space for it intentionally, we set expectations: users can have fun, but they should also be transparent about what’s AI-written and respect community guidelines. It turns a potential source of friction into a creative outlet.

In short, allowing AI posts in a dedicated containment thread makes our forum more inclusive, fun, and well-managed. Those who want to dive into the weird and wonderful world of AI can do so freely, while everyone else can enjoy a clean, focused discussion space. It’s the best of both worlds 🌍✨—organization for the forum, and imagination for the users!

50% of my responses to ChatGPT have been "stfu don't type like this" enough to the point where I recently used the personalization settings enough to give it a complete lobotomy so I can get my big boobie garfield pics without any suggestions for improvement.

Solefald
Jun 9, 2010

SquidEatingDough posted:

Please ban this guy, op.

Can't. Koos got him for something in D&D lol
Nice timing

Ziv Zulander
Mar 24, 2017

Summertime Lovin' (loving in the summertime)

Av by CrocodileKingSaysNO



ban it all op. it needs to be a sitewide rule

Seth Pecksniff
May 27, 2004

Mom says I'm too old for Shrek. Tell her she better check herself before she Shrek's herself. Mom asks if I've taken my meds. I say yes, then ask for an onion flavored cake. Mom says no. I call her a Farquaad bitch.

Ziv Zulander posted:

ban it all op. it needs to be a sitewide rule

That's not going to happen (probably). This is just a GBS wide question

Grey Cat
Jun 3, 2023

:catdrugs:


I still think about a goon submitting ai slop in the "draw newbies new avatars" thread a while back.
That's more than enough reason for me to say it's poo poo.

Solefald
Jun 9, 2010

Ziv Zulander posted:

ban it all op. it needs to be a sitewide rule

Like Fluffdaddy said in the SAD thread, I think each forum is pretty good at moderating AI content and an outright blanket ban isn't really necessary. I can agree with that and I think if an AI ban in GBS is approved then it's probably just going to be on a case by case basis and down to the individual moderators discretion. We can discuss what's the best going forward in time.

redshirt
Aug 11, 2007

It's a hot topic and should be discussed, and that would involve examples.

So I say keep it locked down to one(2 or 3) thread(s), ban it everywhere else.

TheMightyBoops
Nov 1, 2016

redshirt posted:

It's a hot topic and should be discussed, and that would involve examples.

So I say keep it locked down to one(2 or 3) thread(s), ban it everywhere else.

I don’t think it’s actually clear yet but by banning AI I understand it to mean stop users from posting things they have generated with AI. Banning discussion would be silly.

big nipples big life
May 12, 2014
The poll says "ai-generated content"

not discussion.

Cadmium Sampler
Nov 1, 2024

by vyelkin

TheMightyBoops posted:

I don’t think it’s actually clear yet but by banning AI I understand it to mean stop users from posting things they have generated with AI. Banning discussion would be silly.

Actually banning discussion would be cool and good and would stop middle manager shitheads from kramering in about how they vibe coded a LLM frontend to win at chess less than half a time

Solefald
Jun 9, 2010
Yeah, to clarify there will not be a ban on AI discussion.


That's just impossible really and also kinda dumb. There's plenty to talk about and mock and stuff.

TheMightyBoops
Nov 1, 2016

Cadmium Sampler posted:

Actually banning discussion would be cool and good and would stop middle manager shitheads from kramering in about how they vibe coded a LLM frontend to win at chess less than half a time

I would assume that type of person would get piled on immediately?

FunkyAl
Mar 28, 2010

Your vitals soar.
I don't like AI but banning the threads is not a good idea because people will just start posting in places where entrenched opinions won't be challenged. Trolling is a good idea, for the simple truth that if you want to be an artist you need a thick enough skin for critique. As is stands posting something even non-antagonistically negative in the AI Art thread gets probes and/or scorn but it needs that for discussion to flow.

null_pointer
Nov 9, 2004

Center in, pull back. Stop. Track 45 right. Stop. Center and stop.

Keep the containment threads and find out which fool gassed the last discussion thread. Doing that caused all sorts of havoc.

Cadmium Sampler
Nov 1, 2024

by vyelkin

TheMightyBoops posted:

I would assume that type of person would get piled on immediately?

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure

If we're discussing doing this for ai images or videos why the gently caress wouldn't we do it for ai coding or really anything ai derived

Cadmium Sampler
Nov 1, 2024

by vyelkin

FunkyAl posted:

I don't like AI but banning the threads is not a good idea because people will just start posting in places where entrenched opinions won't be challenged. Trolling is a good idea, for the simple truth that if you want to be an artist you need a thick enough skin for critique. As is stands posting something even non-antagonistically negative in the AI Art thread gets probes and/or scorn but it needs that for discussion to flow.

Agreed, there need to be way less "artist" circlejerk threads on this site and way more "lol you suck why did you bother" ones instead

i should be the change i want to see in the world, i suppose

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flubber nuts
Oct 5, 2005


Can't vote but current situation is fine. We shouldn't act like poo poo doesn't exist by nixing all discussion if it. That's kinda poo poo.

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