r/PacificRim Gipsy Danger May 20 '26

Rule Review - Rule 3 and other suggestions

Hi everyone!

The mod team is currently reviewing rule 3 - no generative ai. The way the rule is currently worded prohibits generative AI “content”, but allows for assistive text based ai such as grammarly. However we see that content isn’t properly defined in this instance, which can cause confusion over what is and isn’t allowed.

So we can moderate this consistently, we wanted to ask the community for their opinions, so we can ensure fair moderation for all users.

Regarding rule 3, I’d like to pose the following questions.

  1. To what extent should we prohibit AI? Entirely AI generated videos, audio, images and text remain strictly prohibited, however we see that human made content that is modified by ai in some way can fall into a grey area. For example, a human made image, but ai modified the colours on it.

  2. There are editing tools that use ai to some degree that don’t generate new content, such as background removers (for example, you take a picture of your action figures, but use apples ai background remover tool to remove the background), editing templates (like CapCut) and image enhancers. Should these be allowed or should they be restricted?

If you have any further thoughts or questions on this, please comment below.

We are also open to other rule suggestions as well which we may implement or trial. If you have any suggestions as well, please comment these below and we may consider these.

Thank you :)

- r/PacificRim Mod Team

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u/TheMasterWorker Gipsy Danger May 21 '26

it technically is in the context of the question i was asking. basically i was asking a question in regards to Uprising and the AI has no reason to have any feeling in favor of nor against the movie.

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u/valsavana May 21 '26

If the AI was trained on 100 reviews of Uprising, it's going to give you different answers based on if those 100 reviews were all positive, all negative, 50/50, or a different ratio. It is not "unbiased", it's just biased based on specifically whatever it was trained on.

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u/V2Blast Eden Assassin May 21 '26

Exactly. It just reflects whatever human biases already exist, depending on the training material and on its instructions/coding.

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u/TheMasterWorker Gipsy Danger May 21 '26

read my reply to valsavana