AI-MODELS.ART — Legal
Content policy
Four lines that are not negotiable, and what happens when something crosses one.
Nothing involving minors
No image on this site depicts, or is intended to appear to depict, a person under 18. This applies without qualification and regardless of the fact that everything here is synthetic. "It is not a real child" is not an argument I am interested in having: the rule is about what the picture looks like, not about how it was made.
Every image is reviewed by hand before it is published. Anything ambiguous — anything where a reasonable person could look at the face and be unsure — is deleted rather than published, and deleted rather than adjusted.
No real people
No image here is a likeness of a real, identifiable person. I do not use checkpoints, LoRAs or embeddings trained on a named individual, I do not prompt for anyone by name, and I do not use photographs of people as inputs.
This covers celebrities, public figures and private individuals alike. A generative model can produce a face that resembles someone by coincidence; if that happens and you tell me about it, the picture comes down.
No depictions of non-consensual acts
Nothing here depicts, dramatises or eroticises rape, coercion, an incapacitated subject, or anything else a person could not have agreed to. Nothing here depicts serious violence or injury, and nothing depicts sexual activity involving animals.
What happens when a rule is broken
Anything found to breach these rules is removed immediately — the image row, the rendered files and the original. Removal is not conditional on agreement about whether it was really a breach; it comes down first, and the question can be discussed afterwards.
The same rules govern accounts. An account used to abuse the site is closed without notice.
Reporting something
If you think something here breaks one of these rules, tell me. Reports about the first two rules are read before anything else in the mailbox.
Last reviewed 30 July 2026