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A Framework for Categorizing Ai use in Text and Images.

The current Ai/Not-Ai binary seems to too coarse for describing how work happens in the real world. I am aiming to develop a taxonomy that helps to make for clearer and more usable distinctions. My goal is to give creators something to tag work with that makes it clear how they used Ai in their pro…

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  1. 2026-10-09 20:39 · r/artificial
    A Framework for Categorizing Ai use in Text and Images.

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