AI Disclosure

1. What AI does here

Plenqors uses generative AI to synthesize pixels from your prompt and, when provided, a source image. A person chooses the input, purpose, aspect ratio, and whether to keep or publish the result. The output is not painted by a human illustrator.

The interface, original sample illustrations, safety rules, and visual direction are created for Plenqors. Generated results may vary even when directions are similar.

2. Model and provider

The current adapter calls Maisi’s OpenAI-compatible image API using the configured gpt-image-2 model. Text-only requests use an image-generation endpoint. Requests with a source image use an image-edit endpoint so the service can attempt to preserve identity and composition.

If an edit endpoint fails, Plenqors reports that failure. It does not silently switch to text-only generation and claim the resulting person is the uploaded subject.

3. Known limitations

• Outputs may contain distorted details, incorrect text, inaccurate cultural or factual elements, and unintended stereotypes.
• Identity, pose, clothing, objects, and composition may change during an edit.
• Outputs may resemble other generated or existing material and are not guaranteed to be unique or free of third-party rights.
• Provider latency can exceed normal page requests. An interrupted or timed-out submission may have an unknown provider status.
• The model may refuse prompts under its own safety policies.

4. About the visual style

Plenqors translates the requested “吉卜力风” idea into generic, original visual qualities: warm hand-painted animation, watercolor and gouache texture, natural scenery, soft light, and quiet storytelling. It does not use Studio Ghibli names in model instructions, copy its characters or frames, use its logo, or claim authorization, endorsement, or affiliation.

5. Label and review outputs

When an AI-generated image could be mistaken for a real event, person, product, or document, clearly disclose that it was AI-generated or AI-edited. Do not remove provenance labels to deceive people. Carefully review depictions of real people, newsworthy events, health, finance, law, safety, and public-interest matters before any use.

6. Questions and concerns