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August 10, 2026

Reporting Untagged AI Images

  • August 10, 2026
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I searched “security monitor” with 4 tags: photos, exclude gen-ai, commercial use, and exclude people. The first result contiained: gen-ai, was therefore not a photo, and included people (one of which who was missing legs in the preview.) Adobe Stock has become a miserable user experience and a complete joke compared to other Stock websites. The tags do not work, nor does the AI labelling system.
 
It is a major frustration and issue that clearly AI assets that were uploaded before the AI filter are able to bypass basically all safeguards and still get bumped to the very top of results. This isn’t even mentioning the flurry of assets that are mistagged. There is no way to report them, and there is no function AFAIK for untagged/pre-AI tag assets to be properly labeled. I do this out of spite basically, not because I believe anything will ever improve. 
 
 
  1. Industrial control room with multiple monitor screens, operators interacting, colorful LED lights, visible security cameras - 1159461037
  2. closed circuit camera Multi-angle CCTV system against the background of a modern warehouse complex. The concept of protection of goods - 528616784
  3. Industry 4.0 Modern Factory: Security Control Room with Multipoke Computer Screens Showing Surveillance Camera Footage Feed. High-Tech Security. - 717094278
  4. Modern security operations center with multiple computer monitors displaying data and surveillance feeds - 1989934966

 

    1 respuesta

    Nancy OShea
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    August 11, 2026

    I’m sorry for your frustration with the search feature. As an FYI, there were no GenAI labels prior to 2023 when Stock added that feature to its platform. You might be seeing older assets. Try sorting assets by Most Recent instead of Relevancy

     

    Also, this disclaimer is displayed on the Adobe Stock Product Description page.

     

     

    Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert