AI Badge
Promote Transparency in AI-Generated Imagery

What is AI Badge?

AI Badge provides a universally recognizable badge to denote images created using artificial intelligence. This initiative aims to promote transparency in the use of AI-generated content. The badge is freely licensed under a CC0 1.0 license, allowing for unrestricted use and modification.

The creator encourages users to visibly display the badge on AI-generated images. Guidance is provided regarding optimal badge size and placement to ensure clear visibility, suggesting a minimum size of 5% of the image width and positioning in the bottom-right corner.

Features

  • Freely-licensed Badge: Available under a CC0 1.0 license, making it free to use and modify.
  • Universal Recognition: Designed to be easily identifiable as an indicator of AI-generated content.
  • Usage Guidance: Provides suggestions for optimal size and placement for maximum visibility.
  • Transparency Promotion: Helps clearly identify AI-created images.

Use Cases

  • Marking AI-generated artwork shared online.
  • Indicating AI-created images in presentations.
  • Labeling AI-generated content in publications.
  • Identifying AI generated photos

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