I sorta agree with you in that I don’t care about AI assets being used for prototyping, mood boards or similar. I think that that’s the right way to use LLMs, because those are assets you wouldn’t generate anyways, it would either be a solid color or more likely a random asset you grabbed online.
However I don’t think the argument should be that if I can’t spot them it’s fine, as you might not be able to spot some AI assets in the final build. I think that “no AI assets in the final product” is what I expect the no AI to mean, I don’t see using AI as a stepping stone on things you wouldn’t hire someone to do anyways problematic.
I sorta agree with you in that I don’t care about AI assets being used for prototyping, mood boards or similar. I think that that’s the right way to use LLMs, because those are assets you wouldn’t generate anyways, it would either be a solid color or more likely a random asset you grabbed online.
However I don’t think the argument should be that if I can’t spot them it’s fine, as you might not be able to spot some AI assets in the final build. I think that “no AI assets in the final product” is what I expect the no AI to mean, I don’t see using AI as a stepping stone on things you wouldn’t hire someone to do anyways problematic.
Just fyi, llms can not generate images. Llms call a diffusion image generation model as a tool to create images.