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You can now promote your Premium Galleries with banners on your deviations and Profile! Premium Galleries are a simple way for artists to sell multiple exclusive artworks at once through a one-time purchase. For deviants that currently offer Premium Galleries for sale or want to in the future, you can highlight your Premium Galleries with special banners that will display on your deviations and Profile. These banners are a useful tool to promote your works for sale and give you more opportunity to be seen by potential buyers! Banner Locations Similar to banners for Subscriptions and Commissions, you can use this feature to promote Premium Galleries in four distinct places. Two banners can be added on your deviations, one beneath your artwork and one in the sidebar. On your Profile, a banner can be included above your cover art. When deviants browsing on desktop hover over your username or avatar, a banner can be added in the preview that displays there. How to Enable

UPDATE: We heard the community feedback, and now all deviations are automatically labeled as NOT authorized for use in AI datasets. AI generators were trained using datasets collected from the open web. This includes content from creator platforms like DeviantArt, Pinterest, Twitter, and more. This was done without DeviantArt's permission and without your permission. To help prevent your work from being used by third party AI datasets without your consent, we implemented a flag to tell AI datasets not to use your art. All deviations on the platform are not authorized for inclusion in third-party datasets used to train artificial-intelligence models — unless you choose to opt in. DeviantArt has introduced the noai and noimageai directives to unambiguously communicate absence of such authorization. When an artist declares that their content may not be used as input to AI models, an HTML tag with the noimageai directive is placed on the page and an HTTP header with the noai directive

Heyo. (edits have been made as I learn more and things develop) Dras here. So you know what that means. dA rolled out another confusing update that's creating a lot of confusion and frustration. Soooo here I am, once again, offering some words and explanations to help alleviate some stress (or not, I can't cure anything) DreamUp: The hell is this? It's dA's Ai-generator. It's created with some dataset thing called Stable Diffusion. Does this thing have your art in it: YES and NO, it is and is not not using your art**. It will never add your art as a further training. Answered better here by a staff member: From the Twitch Stream from the CEO of dA: Stable Diffusion was used because they are the few to publish their datasets. Yes, your art could have been used in the past but this was NOT with DeviantArt's consent to use your art. dA never said "Yea, we got loads of art to use". It was used without consent. Yes, they are still using this dataset for DreamUp. Their goal is

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UPDATE: DeviantArt Protect Now Detects Potential NFT Infringement DeviantArt Protect, our state-of-the-art image recognition software, is expanding its reach beyond just DeviantArt, and now scans public blockchains and third-party marketplaces for potential art infringements in the form of minted non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Not every NFT is minted by the actual owner of the art, allowing bad actors to sell and profit from the hard work of deviants. With this addition, DeviantArt Protect provides an additional layer of security to help safeguard your art. Learn more » DeviantArt is proud to introduce innovative new technology in our continued effort to help protect our registered artists. DeviantArt Protect, our new state-of-the-art image recognition software, was developed to help safeguard your art in ways that were not possible without recent advances in machine learning. As many artists are aware, copyright infringement is a serious problem. This technology is trained to