Nexus Mods have updated their generative AI-made mod tagging policy, dividing a single "AI-Generated Content" tag into three more specific labels for more precise search filtering. Announced by community manager Myrddin in a post on July 29th, the change follows user feedback that the original tag was insufficient and did not allow for nuance in filtering mods. The three new tags are: AI-Generated Content, for mods with "AI-Generated code, user interface elements, voices, dialogue, translations, music, in-game AI-generated assets"; AI Media, for mods with AI-generated promo art, thumbnails, videos, mod page descriptions or other media not part of their in-game makeup; and AI Assisted, for mods with "developer-led code, content, or mod assets, with limited AI involvement" or AI use for texture upscaling, audio upscaling/cleaning, and concept art not in the final build. The AI Assisted tag is not for mods "primarily generated with AI", which should be filed under AI-Generated Content, and requires the modder to provide "significant evidence of development and proven knowledge". Nexus hope the new tags will "make searching mod content easier by adding tag nuance". They have also removed the old "reporting category for AI-Generated Content", which caused friction as it reached a 'dead end', and now focus on ensuring mods are accurately tagged, with "miscategorised or