Saw this popular work and found that it was generated with AI and then vector traced and uploaded as normal vector file.

https://stock.adobe.com/images/vintage-christmas-and-new-year-vector-illustration-of-santa-claus-winter-nature-with-house-christmas-tree-in-cozy-home-and-red-retro-car-for-greeting-card-cover-or-poster-ai-generated/677378064

If this is something normal at Adobe then time is not far when people will just trace and upload AI content like this.

Quote from: Artist on November 30, 2023, 13:25
Saw this popular work and found that it was generated with AI and then vector traced and uploaded as normal vector file.

https://stock.adobe.com/images/vintage-christmas-and-new-year-vector-illustration-of-santa-claus-winter-nature-with-house-christmas-tree-in-cozy-home-and-red-retro-car-for-greeting-card-cover-or-poster-ai-generated/677378064

If this is something normal at Adobe then time is not far when people will just trace and upload AI content like this.

I have the same question and same opinion. (I believe) Someone else came here and said, if they trace the AI image and create a Vector, then it's not an AI image anymore. I don't think I want to risk my account on that bet. If someone makes an AI image and then makes a Vector from it, after editing and other changes, it's still an AI Generated image.

Since Mat and Adobe have clearly stated in the past, Do Not upload AI generated Vectors, I'd say that's a pretty clear notice.

The only exception I can see, would be if I uploaded and marked them as AI generated images. And uploading Vectors, there's no option for that box, like there is for photos and JPG illustrations. Once again, a no?

I'm not gong to say anything about enforcement, I don't care, but since the image is altered, any data that would show how it was created has been removed. Adobe can't tell, except like you or I, by looking and guessing. No matter how smart and sometimes obvious, we are assuming that the image is AI created. I'm trying to be fair.

Yes they are pretty obvious, but does Adobe lock or delete or punish someone based on a visual opinion? That's pretty difficult and harsh.

I won't be uploading any of those, and I don't know how much anyone else wants to push the limits. We've already seen accounts suspended for violations, after the fact, when rules changed.

Your link has AI Generated in the description. That makes the whole thing more confusing. It was marked and reviewed and accepted.Nothing about trying to be sneaky.

I await the answer from Mat. 

Calling for help? 

Quote from: Artist on November 30, 2023, 13:25
Saw this popular work and found that it was generated with AI and then vector traced and uploaded as normal vector file.

https://stock.adobe.com/images/vintage-christmas-and-new-year-vector-illustration-of-santa-claus-winter-nature-with-house-christmas-tree-in-cozy-home-and-red-retro-car-for-greeting-card-cover-or-poster-ai-generated/677378064

If this is something normal at Adobe then time is not far when people will just trace and upload AI content like this.

Beautiful portfolio btw

One thing that is a little bit confusing, is it is actually marked as "ai"... so... wouldn't that mean they are aware it is AI, and fine with it being AI?

Mat, does this mean ai generated vectors are now allowed?

If not, how can a reviewer actually miss these?

Quote from: Lukeruk on November 30, 2023, 18:27
Beautiful portfolio btw

And I say, beautiful AI generated work.

Quote from: SuperPhoto on November 30, 2023, 19:40
One thing that is a little bit confusing, is it is actually marked as "ai"... so... wouldn't that mean they are aware it is AI, and fine with it being AI?

He added AI generated on title but when you use filters "include AI" then this result is not shown.

And, not all his work mentioned AI generated in the titles, even though they are  generated with AI.