How we use AI

Every image uploaded to Re(Clay)m is automatically reviewed by an AI moderation system before it becomes visible. This helps us maintain a respectful, safe archive without requiring manual review of every submission. If an image is flagged, you will be notified and given the option to upload a different one. No flagged images are stored.

When posting, makers can optionally use a one-click tool to remove the background from their images. This is an opt-in feature and your original image is never altered unless you choose to apply it. The processed image is only what you see in the preview.

Re(Clay)m is a global archive. Any page on the site can be translated into another language using the language selector in the navigation. Translations are generated on demand by AI and are intended to make the archive more accessible. They are not editorial translations and may not capture every nuance of the original writing.

Re(Clay)m cannot verify whether a post was written by a person or with the assistance of AI, and we do not attempt to police this. We strongly encourage studio members to write in their own voice. The archive is most alive when it reflects the genuine thinking, struggle, and language of the maker behind the work. That said, we recognise that not everyone writes with the same ease, and that some members may need AI assistance to articulate ideas they could not otherwise share. We welcome all ceramic makers here, regardless of how they get their words down. What matters is that the ideas, the practice, and the work are yours.