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{{TLDR|TL;DR: Do not use AI to write | {{TLDR|TL;DR: Do not use AI to write article content, or generate wiki assets.}} | ||
== AI tools to supplement your own creation == | == AI tools to supplement your own creation == | ||
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The following are not allowed: | The following are not allowed: | ||
* Using AI to generate | * Using AI to generate article content | ||
* Using AI to generate images to be used as wiki assets (favicon, logo, background or border images, etc) | * Using AI to generate images to be used as wiki assets (favicon, logo, background or border images, etc) | ||
* Using AI to '''mass''' generate CSS, as it can degrade the visual quality of the wiki | * Using AI to '''mass''' generate CSS, as it can degrade the visual quality of the wiki | ||
Revision as of 11:09, 29 August 2026
TL;DR: Do not use AI to write article content, or generate wiki assets.
AI tools to supplement your own creation
It is allowed to use AI tools to assist in the creation of illustrated diagrams, code, and text. For example, the following are all allowed:
- Using AI to compose a Lua function for you, which you then test thoroughly before deploying
- Using an AI grammar checker to improve your text
- Using AI to help remove the background from an image
AI tools to create original content
The following are not allowed:
- Using AI to generate article content
- Using AI to generate images to be used as wiki assets (favicon, logo, background or border images, etc)
- Using AI to mass generate CSS, as it can degrade the visual quality of the wiki
With the sole exception:
- If you have technical expertise, you can use AI to generate JS, wikitext, or Lua code for you and test it, and it works, you don't need to necessarily understand the code.