Cyberpunk PokerCards High Res [AI SLOP]
These are high quality enough to look great in a game or printed, i left all the face cards blank so you can make them specific to your project, if you have a transparent layer with your characters art you can just combine them, thats what im doing with these right now, but i included a couple examples of what an LLM can do to the cards to finish them.
these designs started in gemini 3, were improved in chat gpt 5.5, then cleaned up in canva AI 1.5, took a lot of human hours despite all the time i saved but the result, imho, looks great.
there are a couple very minor inconsistancies between cards but the quality outweighs the slight imperfections imo.
ITS GOOD ENOUGH FOR MY GAME lol.
take with my complements.
Terms of use pages:
[ChatGPT 5.5]
https://openai.com/policies/row-terms-of-use/
[Gemini 3]
https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/terms
https://policies.google.com/terms/generative-ai
[CanvaAI 1.5]
https://www.canva.com/policies/terms-of-use/
https://www.canva.com/policies/ai-product-terms/
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Hey, did I do it correctly?
Yes. Looks good. Thanks
do you know how i can correct this:
"File(s): File(s) currently unavalable due to potential licensing issues. We apologize for the inconvenience, and are working to correct the issue."
Not at this time, unfortunately. See submission guidelines
Oh im glad to understand the reasoning, if theres a flag on my end or email i didnt know about i wasnt able to find it, good to know though.
My understanding of how the legal situation sits currently is that since the machine made it it cannot be copywritten so each image is by default public domain, but i hope some reaolution comes before long where the website operators feel comfortable releasing the ai stuff too.
Thanks for letting me know!
It is correct machine made art cannot be copyrighted, but the remaining issue is that doesn't necessarily make the art default public domain. Not being copyrightable doesn't mean it isn't infringing on some other copyright. If I steal copyrighted art, use it to train my AI, then use the AI to produce art, the art I stole was still a copyright violation even if the art I produced from the AI can't be copyrighted. I'm not saying that's how AI works, but the problem is the law isn't clear on it, and there are ongoing court cases trying to determine the length to which the training data is subject to copyright violations. Hopefully they give us some answers and we'll be able to unlock all these, but we have to wait and see. Thanks for your understanding.