Open YukihoAA opened 2 years ago
You can do this from the website settings.
I guess the wording "display fewer" implies that it's a soft option which reduces the AI results, rather than eliminating them entirely (like R-18/R-18G modes).
Anyone who really wants to not see anything AI, should probably just employ software blacklisting (useBlacklistTags/blacklist_tags.txt
) and add at least the most popular general tags...rather than wonder how many soft-blacklisted images some pixiv algorithm is letting through.
I can remove AI Photo by Blacklist -> Yes
I'd like to have some features that can categorize AI images by tags or something
There is a flag in the json details for each individual images and search by tags. I think value = 1 (non-AI), and value = 2 (AI Generated)?
Here's some notes about the AI tags, and the "display fewer" toggle, which may be helpful for others confused about what it does. The Pixiv Help Center page for this setting is not helpful at all. From what I have found on some reddit threads, it does seem to aim for blocking all AI pictures, but uses the wording "fewer" as qualifier because it probably won't eliminate 100% of such pictures?
I've also read on reddit that it only blocks AI submissions on "main" pages (searches, recommended works, probably home page)—meaning that places like users' bookmarks will not be filtered. So this may be important to people who download bookmarks a lot
For those making blacklists, or maybe programming such a list into the software somehow, here's the most popular AI-related tags (with current tag population):
#NovelAI (187.1k) #AI (90.7k) WARNING see below #NovelAIDiffusion (53.4k) #AIイラスト (32.1k) #StableDiffusion (29.3k) #AI生成 (9.1k)
Note that the tag #AI can also return other unrelated tags which contain these letters...things like #CLIPSTUDIOPAINT, #SAI龍, #haikyuufanart, kaito, etc. It produces problems when trying to use boolean searches with a tag and another tag that is its subset (eg clipstudiopaint -ai
), so in some functions pixiv obviously sees these as a single tag, even though #AI is a perfectly valid tag people can enter. I guess it should just be avoided, as it contains potentially thousands of false positives.
Then there is the general AI-generated "toggle" tag, at the beginning of the list on an image page, where R-18 and "Original" usually goe. But R-18 also functions as a normal tag (i.e. can be used in the search bar etc), albeit one with 6.7 million results! But typing AI-generated
into the search only yields 1.2k results, which all contain the english tag #AI-generated. Images are sorted into this category if the artist selects the option when uploading, but since this option took a while to appear, I suspect(?) that the big tags above have been auto-sorted into this category, at least to some extent. I'm not sure if this is ongoing, or if marking as AI depends entirely upon the user upload option.
use blacklist tag feature then?
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I'd like to suggest adding filtering function for NovelAI (AI generated Images) just like R-18 Filtering.