Effective date / Last updated
December 25, 2025
Hey everyone - Vanta 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
- AI-assisted is allowed when the artist is still the primary creator.
- Mostly or fully AI-generated work is not allowed on the main platform right now.
- We may create a separate space for AI-generated content in the future (e.g., a dedicated section or a separate site like kylee.ai).
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 okay:
- 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.
Examples that are not allowed on the main platform right now:
- "Prompt-to-image" outputs where the model generates the full piece
- "img2img" or heavy inpainting where the final result is mostly model output
- AI generations with minimal manual work layered on top
- Mass posting of AI outputs, variations, or "prompt dumps"
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 (e.g., 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.
Thanks for being here.
With love, from Kylee. 💜