At the very least disclosure should be a thing. Being able to filter it would be nice but disclosing that something was made with generative tools should probably be implemented as these tools unfortunately gain more and more traction.

I know of at least three major world creators who pad their maps with generative slop and skyboxes and don't disclose it at all. The fact it's so normalized is frankly disappointing since currently none of these tools have proper regulations in place to protect the creators they're scraping from.

Tagging AI is already known to be equivalent to pouring gasoline onto the generative AI garbage fire. Just look at literally every major social platform that eagerly implemented this kind of tag to /promote/ it.

AI tagging makes it extremely easy for an AI scraper to filter-out its own content, and makes it easier for Gen AI promoters to programmatically inflate the visibility of Gen AI content with fake users and bot accounts.

Currently, VRChat enjoys a relative lack of sludgy Gen AI content compared to other platforms where it comprises nearly all of it, because the minimum difficulty of making content is just high enough and the potential audience is just small enough that it isn’t very economical to generate truly gigantic amounts of generative garbage worlds to unilaterally extract value from the platform at scale.

Is this even a problem? How many AI content in VRC?

How on earth do you hope to ever enforce that?

This should be added sooner rather than later to be honest. Though in my opinion it shouldn't be allowed at all.