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New subreddit rule -- No AI allowed We have had a flood of AI content being posted over the last few months on this sub. As of today we have updated the subreddit rules with the following: >Rule 2 No AI We do not allow AI generated content or AI tools to be posted to this sub. >Recommendations of AI, mentions of specific AI tools, and posts primarily about using AI will all be removed. >Casual, generic discussion of AI is allowed in the comments if it is relevant to aging parents, but posts and comments primarily about AI and the mentioning of specific AI tools is not allowed. Advertising and/or surveys related to AI will continue to be flagged, removed, and the user banned. AI generated posts will continue to be removed and AI generated accounts found will be banned from the sub. **What you can do to help**: 1. If you see a post or comment that seems like AI, \*\*please use the report button.\*\* That is the easiest and fastest way to get a member of the mod team to review it. 2. While it's tempting to reply to a spammer or potential AI, starving them of attention after reporting is the best way to deprive them of engagement. If you'd like to learn more about why this change is being made: [Ars Technica: Reddit mods are fighting to keep AI slop off subreddits. They could use help.](https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/02/reddit-mods-are-fighting-to-keep-ai-slop-off-subreddits-they-could-use-help/) [404 Media: Companies are using Reddit to manipulate ChatGPT](https://www.404media.co/companies-are-using-reddit-to-manipulate-chatgpt-and-google-ai-search/)