I tried signing into my ChatGPT account to give it a try and got this message, "Oops! Our systems are a bit busy at the moment, please take a break and try again soon."

AI is taking over ...

I'm curious and will try again later. Thanks for your efforts.

Yes, OpenAI struggles with this high demand, I think every time they announce something new, the traffic just skyrockets Should be fine in a few hour later. You can always check the status of their services here:
https://status.openai.com/

How does one create their own 'chatgpt' script? Thanks!

Unfortunately you need subscription on GPT in order to use it.

You can create your own GPTs here:
https://chat.openai.com/gpts/editor

More information about it:
https://openai.com/blog/introducing-gpts

I'm pleased to report that my Adobe Stock account has been restored and is functioning perfectly. However, the restoration occurred without any notice, email, or message from Adobe.

While I'm relieved and grateful that my account is active again, the lack of communication is disconcerting for several reasons:

    Uncertainty: Without an explanation, I'm left wondering what caused the issue and how to prevent it in the future. (I got only the same generic reply)
    Guidance: Without feedback, I'm unsure how to proceed with my contributions. Shall I delete any assets from my library or shall I change any meta data? What was exactly the reason?

It would be great if Adobe could provide some insights into why this might have happened and how contributors can avoid similar situations in the future?

Hello fellow contributors, and @MatHayward,

I have had exactly the same experience with Adobe Stock that has left me both surprised and deeply saddened. Without any prior notice, my entire portfolio was banned for a generic AI-related reason, and the specifics remain unclear (got exactly the same reply as @JustAnImage).

I've been a dedicated contributor to Adobe Stock for over six years, building a diverse library of more than 1200 animations and videos. I started creating AI images half a year ago and uploaded with high accept rate. Currently around 1200 AI images has been approved and around other 1200 images were under review. It's interesting that while my account is blocked, I still receive notification emails about my approved images.

My relationship with Adobe has always been positive, and I've actively supported and protected Adobe's value within the community. As the administrator of the Wirestock Creators Facebook group, I've consistently helped fellow contributors and even reported fraud attempts to support Adobe's security.

I reached out to Adobe, expressing my willingness to comply with their guidelines and proposing a solution to disable only the AI-generated content. I emphasized my respect for Adobe's intellectual property rights and assured them of my future adherence to their submission guidelines. I really don't want to ruin my 6 years of hard work.

I'm sharing this here with a profound sense of trust towards Adobe but also a feeling of sadness about how contributors are being handled. My good relationship with Adobe and my consistent efforts to uphold their values make this situation all the more disheartening.

@MatHayward, I appreciate your friendly and helpful presence on this forum, and I hope that you or anyone else from Adobe might provide some guidance or support in this matter.

Best,
Miklos

I can't create my test project because I always get this error:

I found that for now there is a workaround only in Stocksubmitter+:
"For a few months it was impossible to submit content to #iStock due to the latest changes in attempt to protect themselves from their own contributors. However, we were able to find a workaround. To submit your content to this agency, please open the Manage Agencies section, find iStock ESP and download the browser extension from there.
We didn't test the extension in the browsers other than Chrome, but it may work as well.
Unfortunately, there is no solution for StockSubmitter yet.
Please let us know of any issues you encounter while using the extension."

For Stocksubmitter developers replied: "we will add support for SS with extention later, now only M+"

Same issue here, I think we need to contact support about this issue.

Hello guys,

Thanks a lot for your reply and voting in the poll. I was thinking about it to buy others portfolio or images, but it looks like that most of the artist would not consider this as an option. Most of them told me that they might need those photos one day in the future, or they just do not want to spend any time about selecting the proper assets. I think they might be also afraid of the license and contract documents.

If there is any article about this topic on internet, please let me know. I would be happy to see some sample documents and would be great to know who to do it properly. (For example how do you know if the other artist is the original owner or how do you specify the certain photo in a batch in one single document, etc.)

Thanks,

Hey,
I'm currently thinking about to buy others photo or video portfolio. Do you know what is the proper process, contract or license agreement for this? Also, your link has been removed, so please pm to me so I can review it.

Thanks,

Thanks for the info how to Start New Topic