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Reddit rules index · AI and bot rules · AI tools · read 2026-09-26

Which subreddits ban AI-generated posts? AI tools

We read the rules of 35 communities for AI tools. 11 have a rule that removes some or all AI-generated posts, comments or media. 0 more remove bots or automated accounts, 2 allow AI-assisted content only when it's labeled, and 10 more have a rule that names AI or bots. Each community's page quotes the rule and the date we read it.

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Remove AI-generated content (11)

A rule removes some or all AI-generated posts, comments or media: some remove everything made with AI, others only AI art or answers nobody checked. Write it yourself there, or pick another community.

Community and what its rules sayMembersRead
r/ChatGPT“Quality over Quantity: AI art submissions are allowed only if they showcase something very unique or unusual.” 11,648,7052026-09-26
r/ArtificialInteligence“Removed without warning: low-effort hot takes with no supporting argument, vague "thoughts on X?" posts with no context, screenshots of AI conversations with no analysis, reposts of widely covered news without a new angle.” 1,941,7302026-09-26
r/artificial“Not an AI art gallery” 1,343,5752026-09-26
r/LocalLLaMA“LLM based bots posing as humans are strictly not allowed.” 834,4932026-09-26
r/ChatGPTCoding“No AI Slop” 402,3572026-09-24
r/n8n“No AI Slop” 257,8122026-09-26
r/cursor“No AI generated content or low effort posting.” 157,6802026-09-26
r/Automate“Copy-and-pasted AI-generated text won’t count as a contribution here.” 157,5782026-09-26
r/AgentsOfAI“Generic, AI-generated "fluff" posts with no substance or unique insight will be removed as low-effort.” 126,6972026-09-24
r/aiagents“No AI-Generated Slop” 121,4322026-09-24
r/LanguageTechnology“Content must not be obviously AI-generated.” 66,2072026-09-26

AI content allowed when labeled (2)

Label it exactly as the rule says: a flair, a tag in the title or a line in the post.

Community and what its rules sayMembersRead
r/midjourney“Do not present posts/images in a way that could lead people to believe the images are real, and not AI generated.” 1,783,6262026-09-26
r/LLMDevs“If you are sharing AI-generated content, please provide context and attribution.” 171,9352026-09-26
A rule mentions AI or bots (10)

One of their rules names AI or bots: read it before you post.

Community and what its rules sayMembersRead
r/OpenAI“Keep content posted relevant to OpenAI, or the discussion of Artificial Intelligence.” 2,871,8282026-09-26
r/ClaudeAI“We generally don't accept posts of more general AI interest here.” 1,153,1492026-09-26
r/StableDiffusion“Posts Must Be Open-Source or Local AI image/video/software Related” 1,025,6072026-09-26
r/aiArt“If an AI-engine is not listed, or if multiple tools were used, edit the “Image-Other” and add the tool(s) name.” 686,8892026-09-26
r/ChatGPTPro“Share questions, experiences, and discoveries about practical or advanced ChatGPT/LLM use.” 614,9692026-09-26
r/aivideo“❌ do not use copyrighted music , please use ai music, stock music, public domain music, original music or no audio” 396,7102026-09-26
r/Anthropic“The post must state your specific use-case of Claude, the issues encountered, and why it is not the same as the past.” 218,0702026-09-24
r/AIAssisted“Posts must be related to AI, AI tools, AI-assisted workflows, AI ethics, or AI-related news.” 177,7992026-09-26
r/GoogleGeminiAI“Keep discussions focused on AI, machine learning, and related topics.” 158,4042026-09-24
r/AIArtwork“This is a space for people to share and discuss their AI creations without fear of judgement, attack, or challenges against their integrity as artists.” 86,9872026-09-24

What the written rules don't show

  • Readers notice. Posts that read as AI-written draw replies calling them out, in communities with no AI rule too. Write in your own words, with real numbers and what actually happened.
  • Unpublished filters. Many communities also remove posts from new or low-karma accounts through AutoModerator settings that are not on the rules page.
  • Rules change. Communities add AI rules often. Read the current rules before you post.

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How to read it: our reading of each community's rule text on the date shown, hand-reviewed for every community listed here. "Some or all" includes narrow rules, such as one that removes only AI art or unchecked AI answers; each community's page quotes the rule itself. Moderators decide, and rules change: read the current rules before you post. The list is free to use with a link to threadfox.vip/rules/ai-content. Not affiliated with Reddit or any community listed.