PC Gaming mods寄存器Nexus Mods将AI的披露作为上传新 Mods的强制性内容，这意味着mod作者必须声明“AI是否在作品中被使用”
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Nexus Mods 称指出，新上传的Mod的作者必须声明AI是否`在作品中被使用'。
我们所听到的最一贯的忧虑之一是，当人工智能被用来制造一个模型时，“我们已经有AI生成的和AI辅助的模型的标签，但我们承认，我们还有很多事情可以做，让大家更容易获得和清楚地了解。” 任何标注为“AI协助”的模型还必须包括“对AI的使用方式和地点的公开解释”。 AI标签在mod页上也将“更加突出”。
Folmann 称 Nexus Mods是“亲人的创造力 ”，但“不会对人工智能产生的 Mods 实行彻底禁止。 至于为什么：
答案很简单：AI目前用于整个创建过程，从脚本自动补全到生成纹理，声音，以及全部资产，很难在可接受的和不可接受的事物之间划清界限。 一项彻底的禁令不会使大赦国际从铸造过程中消失，但会防止人们提到使用这种装置。 我们更希望反之，应该公开、明确标签
Folmann 指出认为Nexus Mods不会使用Mods来训练AI，并且“不会向任何这样做的人出售或发放许可证”。 然而，该网站正在研究“更明确的控制 ”，即当“某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某某
Nexus Mods也正在对网站的最近添加部分进行修改，以解决Mod作者一次上传许多mod的问题，这使得其他mods倒下页面。 Folmann 称。 他表示，“这不是AI的问题，修改内容包括尝试限制一位作者一次显示多少模式，以及对新账户上传的“更严格的限制”。 平台也是发布控制，将AI生成的内容隐藏在游戏页面和主页上，并在搜索中"next up,".
Nexus Mods的完整AI政策在这里，mod作者有60天时间更新他们现有的Mod以满足要求。 60天的宽限期于1月2日结束，之后网站将开始强制执行规则。
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The PC gaming mods repository Nexus Mods is making disclosures about AI mandatory for uploads of new mods, meaning that mod authors will have to declare “whether AI has been used in their work,” the site announced today as part of a big post about AI-generated content on the platform.
The biggest modding site in PC gaming is taking a stance on AI
Nexus Mods says that authors of newly uploaded mods will have to declare whether AI was ‘used in their work.’
“One of the most consistent concerns we’ve heard is that it’s not clearly disclosed when AI has been used to create a mod,” according to the post from site owner Victor “Foledinho” Folmann. “We already have tags for AI-generated and AI-assisted mods, but we recognise that there’s a lot more we can do to make that information more accessible and clear for you all.” Any mods tagged as “AI-assisted” will also be required to include “a public explanation of how and where AI was used.” AI tags will also be “more prominent” on mod pages.
Folmann says Nexus Mods is “pro-human creativity” but “won’t introduce an outright ban on AI-generated mods.” As for why that is:
The answer is simple: AI is currently used throughout the whole process of creation, from script autocompletion to generation of textures, voices, and full assets, and it is difficult to draw a clear boundary between what is acceptable and unacceptable. An outright ban will not eliminate AI from the modding process but will prevent people from mentioning its use. We’d prefer the opposite; it should be out in the open, clearly labelled, and regulated according to the rules that we can implement on our platform.
Folmann notes that Nexus Mods won’t use mods to train AI and “will not sell or license them to anyone doing so.” However, the site is working on “clearer control” over how mods can be reused on others and strengthening attribution for when “a mod uses another Mod Author’s mod with the appropriate permissions.”
Nexus Mods is also making changes to the Recently Added section of the site to address a problem of mod authors uploading many mods at once, which makes other mods fall down down the page. “This is less of an issue related to AI, but it’s becoming much more prevalent as mod production is speeding up,” Folmann says. The changes include trying limits on how many mods from one author are shown at a time and “tighter restrictions” on uploads from new accounts. The platform is also launching controls to hide AI-generated content in game pages and on the homepage, and “next up,” in search.
Nexus Mods’ full AI policy is here, and mod authors have 60 days to update their existing mods to meet the requirements. The 60-day grace period ends on January 2nd, and after that time, the site will begin enforcing the rules.
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