I uploaded several videos to Adobe Stock, all created in Blender without AI. Two of these videos were marked as AI-generated and rejected. Since there are no forms available to appeal this, I am posting it here in hopes of receiving a coherent response.
I don’t mind having two videos rejected, but labeling something I manually created as AI-generated is offensive.
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Indeed, the Moderators sometimes make mistakes in their assumptions regarding generative AI. Since there is no way to dispute their findings, it has been suggested that you can resubmit with a property release attached indicating that you are the sole creator and the means by which you created the asset.
Moderators are humans, and when your videos are even slightly similar to what generative AI seems to looklike, they will mark your videos as such. Resubmit with a property release, stating that your video is 3D generated. You can use the digitally signed form, where you are the artist and the property owner.
Incidentally: there is still a chance that the moderator gave the wrong refusal reason, and that they meant quality issues or even something different.
Good luck with the resubmit. It
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