Clarification on Submitting AI-Generated Illustrations to Adobe Stock

Question

If I create unique watercolor backgrounds and nature designs—such as trees, flowers, landscapes, etc.—using AI tools, ensuring that they are not copied from any source, do I need to tick both the 'Created using generative AI tools' box and the 'People and Property are fictional' box when submitting them? Alternatively, is it sufficient to only select 'Created using generative AI tools,' or do all AI-generated illustrations require both options to be marked, regardless of their content? I understand the 'people' aspect, but 'property' can refer to many things—for example, watercolor designs, painting illustrations, scratches, and even watercolor backgrounds are included in the property category, in my opinion. It would be helpful if someone could easily explain how to submit these types of AI-generated illustrations

daniellei4510 · Accepted Answer

When people (or robots or monsters or anything humanoid is involved), select Generated with AI and People and property are fictional. For anything else, I have always selected Generated with AI and No.

Abambo · Answer

Trees, flowers and landscapes are not property in this sense. Your living room or a generative AI living room is a property.

You will absolutly need to tick the generative AI flag, the fictional "People and Property" box is only available for generative AI (seems to be logical). So you can only tick it with generative AI assets. It is meant as a confirmation that no property or model release is needed. It makes absolutly no harm to tick it, even if no property is represented.

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