Please give us a checkbox for AI generated content instead of tagging

[Briosa]

Please consider giving us a checkbox when posting a product for sell that lets us check a box to indicate that our design includes AI generated content. Right now we are to use one of our limited number of tags to indicate we have used AI. A checkbox could do the same and still leave us all 10 of our tags.

Thank you for your consideration.

[Mark]

Thanks for your feedback, @Briosa. I will pass it on to the team.

[wheresthekarma]

This is a great idea!

[Hallie27]

That's a very good idea!

Better communication about the tag would also be appreciated! I had no idea that a tag had to be used; I heard about this from other creators.
When do you use the tag? Even if you use AI in a small part of your art? Information is difficult to find and not clear enough.

[Adri]

If there is such an option, then there should be two options, AI Generated and  Not AI used / (Hand drawn/or hand painted).....

I would also welcome it if customers had the option to filter out  AI-generated content, or two filters: AI and not AI.

I have to use the hand-painted and loose one tag option to distinguish from AI. 

[AirTwin]

It seems natural to have this because it's two separate markets. Those buyers of ai are difference from buyers of human made art or photography.

[Connie]

This is a fantastic idea!

[joniwarden]

I believe there should be a disclaimer to the public noting that any piece of art created with or by AI shouldn't be considered graphic art or design. In just a few minutes, an AI generated design can be produced. It takes me days and weeks using my own skills, with these hands and my mind, to complete a piece of real creativity that I thought about a designed - re-designed, erased, recolored, etc piece of art for a human being to complete. I spent thousands of dollars on an art/design/illustration degree. How much did education, time and work did a person put into to make an AI generated art design?

Even when I look for inspiration by paging through miles of art, many, if not nearly all, have that disclaimer on generated art. I pass them up.