# Fandom Rulebook
> AI-assisted fan art, fanfiction, edits, and convention merchandise are treated differently across fandom platforms and creative communities.

## Entries
- [How to Tag AI-Assisted Fan Art: Rules Across Three Major Platforms](https://fandom-rulebook.pages.dev/tag-ai-assisted-fan-art/): AI-assisted fan art does not have one universal labeling rule.
- [AI-Generated Fanfiction: How to Read Archive Rules and Disclosure Requirements](https://fandom-rulebook.pages.dev/ai-generated-fanfiction-archive-rules/): Archive of Our Own permits fully or partly AI-generated fanfiction when it otherwise meets the archive's existing requirements for fanworks.
- [Convention Art Show Rules for AI-Assisted Work: A Practical Guide for Artists](https://fandom-rulebook.pages.dev/convention-ai-art-show-rules/): Convention rules for AI-assisted artwork vary substantially.
- [Fan Edits and AI Voice Clips: A Guide to Disclosure, Platform Rules, and Archive Boundaries](https://fandom-rulebook.pages.dev/fan-edits-ai-voice-clips-rules/): AI-assisted fan edits and voice clips can fall under several different platform rules, including synthetic-media disclosure, impersonation, copyright, and.
- [Commission Etiquette: How to Ask an Artist About AI Tools, Process, and Disclosure](https://fandom-rulebook.pages.dev/commission-artist-ai-tools-etiquette/): Asking whether an artist uses AI tools is a reasonable part of discussing a commission, especially when the answer affects the style, process, or deliverables.
- [Original Casts and Fan Creation: How AI Rules Change When Every Character Is Invented](https://fandom-rulebook.pages.dev/original-casts-fan-creation-ai-rules/): Creating an entirely original cast changes the copyright and fandom context of a work, but it does not remove platform rules about AI-generated content.

## About
- [About Fandom Rulebook](https://fandom-rulebook.pages.dev/about/): what the site covers and how entries are made

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