How can I permanently disable AI-generated images showing up in my searches?

Did you upvote this idea at the top of this page? Supposedly, Adobe takes into account the amount of support for an idea when they're considering what changes to implement. This one has been asked for repeatedly for about 3 years now...

Once again, Adobe has "experts" answering these community forum questions who are apologists for Adobe and not actually addressing this larger topic in a meaningful way. Let's be clear: ADOBE, MY CORPORATE CLIENTS LEGALLY CANNOT USE AI IMAGES. BY MAKING ME OPT OUT ON EACH IMAGE SEARCH HUNDREDS OF TIMES A DAY, AND INCLUDING AI IMAGES "ACCIDENTALLY" IN SEARCH RESULTS YOU ARE OPENING MY STUDIO UP TO LEGAL LIABLITY. PLEASE ALLOW ME TO PERMANENTLY OPT OUT OF AI IN MY IMAGE SEARCHES! FIX THIS!

Agreed, with how much money adobe make they should be doing this job - not the users. The people who create AI images can make hundres a day pretty much and it would be futile to keep up with this so adobe needs to figure out the solution for filtering better. Ive found better results using other stock websites now that adobe has become such a mess. Some refuse to allow AI which is why i support them now instead. maybe one day adobe will figure it out

Great, thanks for the intel, in a normal workflow though, creators are reviewing hundreds of images at a time, and coming across many files that would be considered AI. To go through this process for each would be a challenge.

@Abambo  Ah, I see. Thanks.

No. You copy the file ID and create here a thread under the bug section. You can also use simply the discussion and I (or a different forum moderator) will move it to the bug section.

@Abambothanks. To clarify, did you mean the section underneath an image? I was a bit hesitant because those reports are described as if one has to report a concrete copyright violation there? But maybe I am in the wrong section.

@andrew27378737onu6 No, a number of assets are not correctly marked as being generative AI. The best way to get rid of the assets is to go to the bugs section and report them. The file id is needed.

Beacause their stock image library is part of our plan at work, I have started to lean quite heavily in to their image library, but I have noticed that, even with my 'exclude AI content' filter choice, I am getting a large amount of poor quality AI results, am I missing something?

Same on my personal, my work uses it still sadly but im trying to get them to switch as well. There are quite a few really good royalty free hosting websites that don't ever include AI to begin with so you dont even have to sift through the junk. I always would rather support companies that support the artsists, clients, and customers who got the company to where they are today and not just showcase some bs computer reguritation gallery. It was a really tone deaf move on Adobe to go this route so im left with a really disappointed taste in my mouth untilt hey do better