This is a list of sites that use diffusion output (AI art) from programs like Midjourney as illustrations, banners, or otherwise as a replacement for human-created artworks.
Inclusion on this list is not a condemnation of the creators of the websites in question; rather, it's a way to make it easy for users to get a warning before potentially viewing and supporting (through ads) people who are undercutting the labor market using diffusion models as labor-saving devices.
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- The site must use diffusion output on a public-facing page.
- Those images must be used in a way that, hypothetically, replaces human artworks. This means that writing about diffusion models, with examples, is not a valid reason for inclusion on the list.
Please make a pull request using the template for adding domains or URLs to the list. Describe why they fulfill the criteria above in the pull request. If there is more than one URL in your pull request, please describe how they are related. If they aren't related, please make additional pull requests.
Entries should be:
- unique
- alphabetical
- as broad in scope as is appropriate
- not begin with www or m subdomains
- not begin with protocol prefixes (
http://,https://)
Please make a pull request using the template for removing domains or URLs from the list. Describe why they do not fulfill the criteria above in the pull request. For instance, if your blog was added due to using diffusion images, but you have since removed those images, you could write that. If there is more than one URL in your pull request, please describe how they are related. If they aren't related, please make additional pull requests.