Until now, the massive convention — which has become a melting pot of all kinds of pop entertainment beyond the comic medium, with everyone ranging from game developers to movie studios using it as a platform to tease new content — has allowed some AI art to be displayed, so long as it was labeled as such and wasn’t for sale, as well as other stipulations that have been in place since at least 2024.
But, 404 Media reports, organizers have quietly updated their policy to ban AI-generated art. It appears they did so one day after a backlash following the publication of rules for this year’s event — rules that permitted some AI material.
NecessaryHour83 on
Good. AI is not art anymore than picking a paint color at Home Depot is art.
LostInLittleroot on
Good. I’m so happy to see art festivals and events big and small banning vendors selling AI art. It will be harder and harder to enforce it as the years go on but better to do it now. Hopefully it means an indefinite ban for those vendors
NergNogShneeg on
Where is Sani Diego? Is it near San Diego?
BlahBlahBlackCheap on
Let the proponents have their own convention.
flower4000 on
Don’t be quiet about this, be very vocal! People will praise the call, it’s a great move on their end. Fuck ai!
ChaoticForkingGood on
Quietly? Fuck that, do what DragonCon did and shame the FUCK out of AI „artists“ publicly!
ewikthewed on
It’s not art. Art to me requires a human to have created it. Typing something into a program and calling whatever garbage it pukes out art is wrong. Just stop calling anything ai created art and call it AI generated images or something.
DegTrader on
This shouldn’t be a quiet update. They should shout it from the rooftops. SDCC is the biggest stage in the world for actual human creators and artists. Protecting that space is the only way to keep the „con“ in convention from standing for „con artist.“
melodychocolat_ on
Good. Fuck AI „art“. It’s not even real art anyway.
morph1138 on
It wasn’t very quiet… I thought they made quite the point over it.
Brick_Grimes on
Good. Ai generated content has no place in events where people are demonstrating their passion for their hobbbies.
pervy_roomba on
Here’s the problem— how will they prove what is and isn’t AI art?
For the past year or so I’ve seen so many well established artists, whose portfolios predate AI art, get accused of being AI on social media platforms like Instagram.
People have started using AI accusations as a way to take down artists, either because they’re jealous of that artist or just because they like the feeling of power it gives them. It’s starting to become something like a witch hunt.
How can this be prevented?
Jacksoncant on
do it loudly, fuck AI “artists”
yakuzalinecook on
Loudly ban it, no place for that shit there.
varietyviaduct on
Scream it out loud, don’t do it quietly!
Derpykins666 on
As they should, to be honest.
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Until now, the massive convention — which has become a melting pot of all kinds of pop entertainment beyond the comic medium, with everyone ranging from game developers to movie studios using it as a platform to tease new content — has allowed some AI art to be displayed, so long as it was labeled as such and wasn’t for sale, as well as other stipulations that have been in place since at least 2024.
But, 404 Media reports, organizers have quietly updated their policy to ban AI-generated art. It appears they did so one day after a backlash following the publication of rules for this year’s event — rules that permitted some AI material.
Good. AI is not art anymore than picking a paint color at Home Depot is art.
Good. I’m so happy to see art festivals and events big and small banning vendors selling AI art. It will be harder and harder to enforce it as the years go on but better to do it now. Hopefully it means an indefinite ban for those vendors
Where is Sani Diego? Is it near San Diego?
Let the proponents have their own convention.
Don’t be quiet about this, be very vocal! People will praise the call, it’s a great move on their end. Fuck ai!
Quietly? Fuck that, do what DragonCon did and shame the FUCK out of AI „artists“ publicly!
It’s not art. Art to me requires a human to have created it. Typing something into a program and calling whatever garbage it pukes out art is wrong. Just stop calling anything ai created art and call it AI generated images or something.
This shouldn’t be a quiet update. They should shout it from the rooftops. SDCC is the biggest stage in the world for actual human creators and artists. Protecting that space is the only way to keep the „con“ in convention from standing for „con artist.“
Good. Fuck AI „art“. It’s not even real art anyway.
It wasn’t very quiet… I thought they made quite the point over it.
Good. Ai generated content has no place in events where people are demonstrating their passion for their hobbbies.
Here’s the problem— how will they prove what is and isn’t AI art?
For the past year or so I’ve seen so many well established artists, whose portfolios predate AI art, get accused of being AI on social media platforms like Instagram.
People have started using AI accusations as a way to take down artists, either because they’re jealous of that artist or just because they like the feeling of power it gives them. It’s starting to become something like a witch hunt.
How can this be prevented?
do it loudly, fuck AI “artists”
Loudly ban it, no place for that shit there.
Scream it out loud, don’t do it quietly!
As they should, to be honest.