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April 13, 2026
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Mislabeled AI Assets

  • April 13, 2026
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User: Александр Марченко

 

Man piloting a drone : #1111212684
Container ship loading and unloading in cargo port : #901177909
Person using tablet in a green field: #831352677
Geodesic dome glamping in the forest at dusk with lights on: #1018267969
Aerial view of a nuclear power plant with cooling towers emitting steam: #854782645
Cargo ship entering port at sunset: #831354624
Worker observing wind turbines at sea: #8031356216
Woman hitchhiking on a forest road: #831341428


This is not even all of them. I just do not want to do unpaid work for Adobe.

I also want to point out a major flaw in this process. When I uploaded previews of these images to the AI checkers linked by a community member in an outline for reporting mislabeled AI images, EVERY SINGLE ONE of them failed to recognize the images as AI. It was only after I downloaded the LICENSED IMAGES and uploaded them to the AI checker, which directly gives these creators compensation. I was able to identify every preview as AI EASILY, just by seeing certain details zoomed in. That does not sound like a solution in the slightest. These tools are also incredibly inconsistent and oftentimes incorrect. 

 

I use Adobe Stock almost daily and do not have another choice. I see countless AI images every day when searching for usable photos, and having no way to report them is infuriating. It takes time away from my work to sit here and type out posts like this, yet I am expected to do this every time I find an AI image instead of simply press a report button? I guess that is what I will do until someone tells me to stop lol.

 

 

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    Correct answer Nancy OShea

    This is not the place for reporting assets. Adobe employees DO NOT monitor this user-to-user Contributor forum.

     

    When you encounter what you believe may be mislabeled AI assets, confirm it with an AI Detection Tool. 

     

    Steps to Report Mislabeled AI Assets:
    • Gather File Numbers: Locate the File ID number(s) of the improperly labeled images (e.g., File #: 766397860).
    • Report in the customer Stock Forum: Post the file numbers in the Adobe Stock forum, where staff and volunteers review complaints about assets.

    Hope that helps.

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    Nancy OShea
    Community Expert
    Nancy OSheaCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    April 13, 2026

    This is not the place for reporting assets. Adobe employees DO NOT monitor this user-to-user Contributor forum.

     

    When you encounter what you believe may be mislabeled AI assets, confirm it with an AI Detection Tool. 

     

    Steps to Report Mislabeled AI Assets:
    • Gather File Numbers: Locate the File ID number(s) of the improperly labeled images (e.g., File #: 766397860).
    • Report in the customer Stock Forum: Post the file numbers in the Adobe Stock forum, where staff and volunteers review complaints about assets.

    Hope that helps.

    Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
    daniellei4510
    Community Expert
    daniellei4510Community Expert
    Community Expert
    April 13, 2026

    I feel your pain. Meanwhile, here is the AI checker that I use. I’ve even tried to fool it by taking screenshots (sans the meta data) of very photorealistic AI images, but it hasn’t failed yet to identify an image created with AI. And if I take an actual photograph and make local edits with AI, it even manages to report a fairly accurate percentage of how much AI was used.

    https://sightengine.com/detect-ai-generated-images

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