Clarification needed on ai-generated content and property disclaimers

There is also one special circumstance that I learned about the hard way: robots. I'd like to see robots banished from ever being approved again since they are overdone, but I did submit some early on when I first became a contributor. Even though they were clearly not real people, I did get a notice that I needed to include a property release. I resubmitted, and clicked, "People and property are fictional."

@Jill_C also has a point when it comes to artwork, landscapes, etc. In which case, either selection would probably not get you in any trouble. If the asset doesn't include people, I have always personally selected "No."

For objects other than people, I select the No option. They are not property in the actual sense of the word, since they are still fictional.  But with regard to something like a car, it should never to be an actual model of a name brand car, either. In that case, you would require a property release, and there would be no way to obtain one.

That checkbox also applies to images that seem to mimic property, such as buildings and sculpture, particularly if the image can be considered photo-realistic.