Jessica Hancock

But that, I mean, that same question could be, say if I published a game and I was like, this is mine and I'd actually just stolen someone else's game and copy and pasted it.

But that, I mean, that same question could be, say if I published a game and I was like, this is mine and I'd actually just stolen someone else's game and copy and pasted it.

So that's true. That could be true for many things, you know. I get what you mean. It's hard because a lot of TTRPG books are a collaboration. It's not always one person. So I guess it will come down to contracts then. So if you are an artist, maybe you put your contract, be like, hey,

So that's true. That could be true for many things, you know. I get what you mean. It's hard because a lot of TTRPG books are a collaboration. It's not always one person. So I guess it will come down to contracts then. So if you are an artist, maybe you put your contract, be like, hey,

Is this product that you're buying my artwork for going to have AI because I'd like it to be eligible for awards? And that could be in the terms like in our terms with our artists, we say we don't want generative AI in our products. So don't give us up with that. And that's in the term.

Is this product that you're buying my artwork for going to have AI because I'd like it to be eligible for awards? And that could be in the terms like in our terms with our artists, we say we don't want generative AI in our products. So don't give us up with that. And that's in the term.

So and then if they do that and lie and break the terms of contract, well, that's, you know, a legal different matter. Yeah, we're very we're very up to date on our legal lawyer matters.

So and then if they do that and lie and break the terms of contract, well, that's, you know, a legal different matter. Yeah, we're very we're very up to date on our legal lawyer matters.

I don't think so. I don't think that's a common thing. I mean, there is a bit of a thing. You do get an AI witch hunt online. And even we've had it with I was on a post where I was sharing an artist's piece and being like, hey, this is the artist's piece of work that's going in this. And so I was like, I don't want to get it because it's AI generated. And I'm like, well, it's not.

I don't think so. I don't think that's a common thing. I mean, there is a bit of a thing. You do get an AI witch hunt online. And even we've had it with I was on a post where I was sharing an artist's piece and being like, hey, this is the artist's piece of work that's going in this. And so I was like, I don't want to get it because it's AI generated. And I'm like, well, it's not.

It's by this person. And they're like, no, if you look at it, you can tell it is.

It's by this person. And they're like, no, if you look at it, you can tell it is.

Yes, of course.

Yes, of course.

No, the tools.

No, the tools.

Even back when I was at university, which was a while ago, we had like an online to turn in your things and they had a scanner on it to check for plagiarism. And it would often scan it. And it used to that because I'd have quotes in because when you're doing a paper, you quote other academic journals and it would be like, oh, this.

Even back when I was at university, which was a while ago, we had like an online to turn in your things and they had a scanner on it to check for plagiarism. And it would often scan it. And it used to that because I'd have quotes in because when you're doing a paper, you quote other academic journals and it would be like, oh, this.

And luckily, our professors knew to look at it and go, oh, no, it's picking up that they've quoted. Yeah.

And luckily, our professors knew to look at it and go, oh, no, it's picking up that they've quoted. Yeah.