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Detect and block “Created using AI tools” declaration and DreamUp ad #239

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spiraldoll opened this issue Nov 1, 2024 · 5 comments

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@spiraldoll
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DeviantArt officially endorses AI “art” and provides no way to block it. It does, however, provide a required checkmark for it. This extension would benefit from detecting and blocking that.

@HaleyHalcyon
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Agreed; the "Created using AI tools" text should be blockable.

@ketansahugit
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I don’t think the API data includes whether something is 'created using AI tools' since it’s not categorized as a tag. Do you have any ideas on how we could approach this issue?

@HaleyHalcyon
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I won’t pretend to know how the API works, but I would expect that info to be stored somewhere so that the text can be shown on the webpage, or filtered out (partially, thanks for nothing, DeviantArt) from certain pages.

@ketansahugit
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I've tried using the oEmbed API (Used by this project) and looked at its data. Unfortunately, there is no information related to "created using AI tools." Without this data, it's tough to detect and block such content.

@HaleyHalcyon
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I see, oEmbed wouldn’t have that data. In addition, DeviantArt’s official API doesn’t seem to give out that data either, which is just evil.

I think, in that case, Web scraping would be necessary. To reduce the amount of scraping, maybe if one Deviation from a user was found to be “created using AI tools”, it could block the user.

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