Statement on AI

hey everyone — kylee here.

i want to share our stance on ai in art, because the tools are moving fast and creators use them in very different ways.

kylee.io exists to celebrate human-made adult artwork — the kind that comes from taste, skill, practice, and time. that doesn't mean you can't use modern tools. it does mean we're drawing a clear line between ai-assisted and ai-generated.

the short version

what we mean by "ai-assisted" (allowed)

ai-assisted means you're making the art, and ai is helping you polish it — not replacing you.

examples that are generally ok:

• upscaling, denoising, sharpening, compression cleanup
• background cleanup, minor inpainting fixes (like hands, edges, artifacts)
• color correction, lighting tweaks, stylistic finishing passes
• reference help or ideation that doesn't directly generate the final piece
• tools that speed up parts of your workflow without becoming the main author

in other words: your piece should still look and feel like it came from your hands and choices.

what we mean by "ai-generated" (not allowed on kylee.io main)

ai-generated means the image is primarily produced by prompting a model (or heavily generating/overpainting with a model) such that the model is doing most of the creative work.

we're not trying to be the art police — we're trying to protect the reason kylee exists: giving human artists the spotlight, especially while we're still growing.

why we're taking this approach

mixing mostly-ai and human-made work in the same feed tends to do two things:

• it floods the platform with high-volume output, and
• it makes it harder for human artists to be discovered and appreciated.

we want kylee to feel like a home for artists who put hours (or days) into a piece — not a place where the feed becomes a speed contest.

transparency matters

if we add tooling later, we may require creators to:

• label work as ai-assisted when applicable, and/or
• provide a simple "how it was made" note (optional but encouraged)

misleading users — for example, claiming fully ai-generated work is human-made — can lead to removal or account action under our Terms and Content Rules.

what happens if something crosses the line

if we believe a post is primarily ai-generated (or being misrepresented), we may:

• remove or reject the content,
• request edits/clarification,
• restrict posting privileges for repeated issues, or
• take account action for deliberate deception.

the future: separate spaces

we're not anti-ai. we just want the main platform to stay true to what it was built for.

as kylee grows, we may build:

• a dedicated ai section with clear labeling, or
• a separate platform (ex: kylee.ai) designed specifically for ai-generated erotic art.

that way, both can exist without one drowning out the other.

closing

kylee is built for artists — and your feedback genuinely shapes how we build. if you have thoughts on where the line should be, or what tools you consider fair, email us anytime at support@kylee.io.