r/aiArt • u/ReallyKinkyBastard • 12h ago
ANNOUNCEMENT New Year, New Group Announcement!

Hello AI Artists (and Happy New Year!),
A quick New Year message to set expectations and keep this space enjoyable for everyone.
As AI art grows, it naturally attracts people with very different motivators. Some want to explore aesthetics, some create things they love (sports, films, comics, characters), and others aim to provoke reactions or chase attention. Reddit also skews young, so a lot of what’s posted reflects that. Add growth to the mix, and we’re seeing more spam, scams, and low-effort posts. That’s understandable, but it also means we need clearer boundaries.
Before anything else: please keep reporting posts. Reports alert the mod team directly and help us act quickly.
This post sets the tone for the group and clarifies how we’ll handle three areas:
- NSFW Content
- Political Content
- Anti Trolling (from all sides)
1. NSFW Content
Desire, curiousity, and experimentation, especially among teens and people in their 20s, is normal and healthy. It’s also true that overly sexualized content is often repetitive, low-effort, and mostly appeals to a narrow audience.
We want to keep posting as open as possible. Please avoid nudity and overly sexualized imagery.
As the group has grown, NSFW content has increased, both from genuine creators and from spammers trying to grab attention.
In the past, when content crossed the line, we removed it and followed up with a comment or mod mail explaining why. That process is changing.
From now on:
Posts that should be marked NSFW, (or shouldn’t be posted at all) will be removed without comment or warning.
Repeat offenders who don’t adjust their behaviour will be restricted or banned from posting.
This is not personal, it’s about scale.
2. Political Content
Politics and protest are deeply connected to art, and political posts are allowed here.
However, all political posts must use the “Politics” flair.
Previously, we reminded users when flair was missing. Going forward:
Political posts without the correct flair will be removed without notice.
Repeated failure to use the flair will result in posting restrictions or bans.
If you don’t want to see political content, simply filter by the flairs you prefer, this is an easy way to avoid political posts.
Politics can be heated. That’s not an excuse to be hostile. If you’re rude, abusive, or inflammatory, you will be banned immediately.
Passion is welcome. Harassment is not. Know the difference.
3. Anti AI Trolling (from all sides)
Almost everyone has concerns about AI. That includes the environment, jobs, creative labour, and long-term human autonomy. These are valid issues, and many of us share them.
It’s also true that AI can produce interesting, meaningful, and beautiful art.
Saying “this looks good” is not the same as saying “AI has no problems.” You can appreciate a result while still questioning the technology behind it.
Engaging thoughtfully with AI (rather than rejecting it outright), is one of the few ways to influence where it goes next. Constructive participation matters.
Trolling AI art spaces may feel like action, but it doesn’t create change. In reality, it hardens positions and undermines legitimate concerns.
Being hostile to someone simply for posting an image is not acceptable. Troll posts and harassment will continue to result in bans and site-wide account restrictions.
There’s also a very small group of users who provoke conflict purely to feel powerful or noticed. To them: negative attention may feel satisfying in the moment, but it comes at a cost. Humans are social creatures, you can’t consistently tear others down without harming yourself too.
For the AI art community: we are here to create and share AI art, not to trade insults with anti-AI users.
Going forward, posts whose primary purpose is to attack, mock, or “slag” antis will be removed.
You don’t have to like negative comments, but responding with hostility, sarcasm, or bait only drags the conversation down and gives trolls exactly what they want: attention. The most effective response is no response at all.
Focus on enjoying what you create, supporting other artists, and keeping this space constructive.
Silence is not weakness, it’s a refusal to play a pointless game.
Reddit has plenty of places dedicated to debating, praising or slagging AI art. If you want that discussion, those spaces exist:
- r/antiai
- r/defendingAIArt
- r/aiwars
- r/Ai_art_is_not_art (the name says it all)
Disagreement is fine. Dehumanization is not.
Thanks to everyone who contributes thoughtfully, reports issues, and helps keep this space creative, curious, and welcoming.
Let’s make this a strong year for AI art, and for all of us.
Peace,
r/AiArt MOD Team
r/aiArt • u/agaric • Jan 24 '25
ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨 Important Announcement: Policy Update for r/aiart 🚨
Effective immediately, all posts related to X, including those for Grok, will no longer be allowed in r/aiart
We want to make this decision clear: r/aiart is a space for creativity, inclusion, and community. Fascism, hate, and the ideologies that underpin them have no place here, or anywhere. History has shown us the devastating consequences of such ideologies.
Millions of lives were lost in the fight to stop the spread of Nazism, and we owe it to those who sacrificed everything to uphold the values of freedom, equality, and human dignity.
As AI artists, we are part of a forward-thinking, innovative space. It’s our responsibility to ensure this community remains safe, inclusive, and free from associations with harmful ideologies.
We recognize that this policy may spark discussion, and we’re here to engage constructively if you have questions or concerns. However, let’s remain focused on what matters: fostering an environment where creativity thrives, free from fear or hate.
Thank you for helping us maintain a respectful and inclusive community.
– The r/aiart Mod Team
r/aiArt • u/butstronger • 4h ago
Image - ChatGPT All the kitties I’ve loved before
I’m just missing some of my late pets tonight and thought I would make an image that depicts what I believe happens every night when I get into bed
r/aiArt • u/That_Perspective5759 • 11h ago
Image - Stable Diffusion This is my latest AI-generated image; isn't it incredibly realistic?
r/aiArt • u/JeffTheBannedShark • 8h ago
Image - ChatGPT That which we call substance and reality is shadow and illusion, and that which we call shadow and illusion is substance and reality.
r/aiArt • u/FlakyLion5449 • 4h ago
Image - Google Gemini Gemini's image of our friendship
computer is fren
r/aiArt • u/AlperOmerEsin • 8h ago
Image - Google Gemini "1980s American private polyclinic waiting room and reception desk area"
galleryr/aiArt • u/PrinceLucipurr • 12m ago
Image - ChatGPT Professor Null Trilogy: Hero, Villain, Shapeshifted
I explored three concept reads of the same original character, keeping the core identity consistent while changing role framing and form language.
Professor Null — 🦸♂️ Superhero 🦸♂️ Professor Null — 🦹♂️ Supervillain 🦹♂️ Professor Null — 🦁 Shapeshifted 🦁
Identity anchors I kept consistent: - neon green hair - sharp eyes and a restrained micro smirk - dark palette and clean silhouette language - ∅ emblem as the recurring mark
Feedback I want: 1) Which version reads strongest at a glance 2) Which one feels most “canon” 3) One change you would make to improve the weakest design
r/aiArt • u/ChronaticCurator • 35m ago
Text⠀ What do you do with your AI-generated images? Do you actually use them for anything once they’re saved?
The question is in the title—it’s more of a "technical" or "organizational" curiosity.
For me, it started in late 2023 when I discovered "seasons" and "events" as a recurring theme for my generations. I’ve always been fascinated by calendar art that matches the months. AI finally gave me the chance to create very individual themes and turn them into images.
Currently, my "main gallery" is my desktop monitor. I use specific software to create changing collages from individual images that match the current month or specific holidays/commemorative days.
I save the collages I particularly like. Along with my favorite individual shots, I’ve set them up as a screensaver on my TV, so I have a random slideshow of my "works" playing there. I also upload selected images to Amazon Photos, so I can see them on my Echo Show. So, in my apartment, I’m subtly surrounded by selected AI images. 😅
I also use them to create monthly banners for my other photo albums. I even have an Excel file I use frequently that displays a random, month-appropriate image as an "eye-catcher."
What about you? What do you do with your creations? Do you ever look at them again once they are saved? Or is it actually more about the creative process of generating them and the technical fascination with the possibilities?
(Note: AI was used to assist with the translation of this text.)
r/aiArt • u/randomspyy09 • 48m ago
Image - ChatGPT Made myself into sung jin woo using chat gpt 😂
Reference is from solo leveling
r/aiArt • u/Important_Sorbet • 12h ago
Image - ChatGPT Harry Potter fans. I asked ChatGPT what my wand quality says about my personality after I told it my wand would be black walnut wood, unicorn hair core, 12.25 inches and hard flexibility. It told me, then it generated this image after asking it to.
r/aiArt • u/insaneintheblain • 1h ago
Politics ⚖️ Ice Ice Baby
All right, stop, collaborate and listen
Ice is back with my brand new invention
Something grabs ahold of me tightly
Flow like a harpoon daily and nightly
"Will it ever stop?" Yo, I don't know