Nexus Mods is tightening its rules around AI-generated and AI-assisted mods. From its 3 November announcement, new uploads must declare whether AI was used, and AI-assisted mods need a public explanation of how it was involved.

The site is keeping AI-made mods available under rules covering permissions, transparency and presentation. It plans clearer tags and better browsing controls so users can choose how much of that material they see. Some of the wider permissions and discovery changes will follow later.

Misleading promotional images remain against the rules, including generated images presented as screenshots of features a mod does not provide. Nexus also says it will neither train AI on uploaded mods nor sell or license them for that purpose.

Donation Points rules are unchanged for now. Nexus says AI-tagged mods received 2.13% of points awarded so far this year and that it will keep monitoring the figure.

Sources: Nexus Mods | GamingOnLinux | Nexus Mods