If it’s true that all assets created with AI are required to be tagged with the “Created with AI” tag, the “NoAI” tag doesn’t mean that the asset wasn’t created with AI (as a lot of people suppose), but that the creator of the asset doesn’t want their asset to be used to train the AI.
In tandem with the introduction of the “NoAI” and “CreatedWithAI” tags, we are introducing some changes to our Epic Content License Agreement .
- If you wish to protect your content from usage by generative AI programs, you may tag your content “NoAI”.
- You (and other users) agree not to use content marked as “NoAI” in datasets for, in the development of, or as inputs to generative AI programs.
- If you make your work downloadable, you agree to tag any of your content that is available for download and that has been made with the use of generative AI programs as “CreatedWithAI”.
- Epic agrees not to use any of your content in datasets for, in the development of, or as inputs to generative AI programs.
- Epic agrees not to license any of your content to third parties for use in datasets for, in the development of, or as inputs to generative AI programs.
A lot of AI created assets are marked with both tags meaning “Yes, I did this with the AI, but I don’t allow anyone else to further create AI assets using this pack”.
So far, so good except that in the current Marketplace - at the difference for example of Artstation one - one cannot exclude a tag. One cannot say: “I want to see all assets, except those created with AI” and that’s a problem.
I doubt they will fix this problem now that they are developing Fab, but maybe they can put all assets “Created with AI” in a separate category.