For AI Art are you supposed to put "generative content" in the description or as a tag?

[wheresthekarma]

I saw in one of the Zazzle posts here that when making products with AI art that you are supposed to put "generative content" but it wasn't clear where you are supposed to put it.

So are you supposed to put "generative content" in the description or as a tag?

Thanks!
Lisa

[WHS_Designs]

@wheresthekarma Lisa, I put it as a tag (and as a "bonus", I also mention AI-generated in the body of my product description).

[wheresthekarma]

Thank you WHS_Designs! Appreciate the answer!

[WHS_Designs · Accepted solution]

@wheresthekarma no problem, Lisa.

here's the initial post that discusses it
Solved: How to post and tag AI-generated products on Zazzl... - Zazzle

which references the Zazzle Content Policy link (scroll down to almost the bottom of the page to the section "AI in Action"). Zazzle Content Guidelines | Zazzle Policy

[Sara_H]

@WHS_Designs snap 🙂 🤗

[WHS_Designs]

@Sara_H that makes me 2 for 2 with you! 😉

@wheresthekarma note that the tag is generativecontent (one word; don't split it into a two-word tag). 🙂

[wheresthekarma]

I keep forgetting to do it as one word. I start off doing it then somehow along the way started splitting it up. Oops!!! Good to have a reminder. Thanks again WHS!

[wheresthekarma]

Oh wow that is great! Thanks so much for the link!

[Sara_H]

@wheresthekarma Take at look at this wonderful explanation by @idraw 

https://community.zazzle.com/t5/general-zazzle-discussion/how-to-post-and-tag-ai-generated-products-...

[wheresthekarma]

Thank you Sara!

[Anne]

Nice, I am only seeing this now.
Too little, too late. Apparently Zazzle is not sure whether designers should know and adhere to this and it is also unclear why and how to give up a keyword, as customers will not be searching for that word. If at all, they would use something that has AI in it. So this is basically a waste of everything i.m.h.o.
Thanks everyone for bringing this to our attention.