Conversational AI Avatar
Hi everyone, I'm considering using the Conversational AI Avatar feature in my Storyline lessons and had a question about long-term access. If I create AI avatar videos and add them to my courses, what happens after my AI credits are used up? Will the videos that have already been created and published in my lessons continue to work normally? Also, is there any chance those videos could disappear or stop working in the future, such as after a Storyline update or changes to the AI Avatar feature? I'd appreciate any insights from anyone who has experience with this feature. Thanks!Storyline 360 AI Voices V3
Hi, I'm curious about other people's experience with AI voices now that V3 is the default. Personally, I'm not impressed... they seem quite buggy. I've found that v3 voices take a very long time to generate when compared to v2, often seem to insert random glitchy noises, and sometimes just can't even be played back. Further, I've noticed that the voices themselves, when they do work, seem to have lost their original character. I regularly use Lynda and Lewis, 2 Scottish voices. These were great in v2, but with v3 Lynda now sounds American and Lewis seems to have become Australian. In short, I'll be sticking with the V2 voices, but just wondering if my experience is unusual or if others are finding the same.AI Tutor specific terms/privacy/handling/details page?
I've been looking around for the specific page mentioning the terms and conditions of use, data handling, partners, and types of data used/sent during the use of AI Tutor in a course published to a LMS. Many sources point to the 'Articulate's privacy, security, and data processing standards' as a general place to start. https://www.articulatesupport.com/article/Rise-360-Using-AI-Tutor didn't link directly to a terms/privacy page specifix to AI Tutor. This page implies that the contents of both the course and anything the learners might type in will be shared with third party AI service providers, seemly OpenAI. What document describes Articulate's relationship with these third parties should those parties change their own terms or privacy documents? The terms and conditions / privacy links mentioned at the bottom of the tutor itself lead only to the general Articulate terms / privacy pages, which do not at this time have any mentions or references to articles or terms about AI Tutor specifically. I wasn't able to find anything on https://www.articulate.com/trust specific to AI Tutor. Articulate 360 Security Policy pdf predates the implementation of AI Tutor. Your Artie-ai bot pointed me at these old documents https://cdn.articulate.com/assets/pdfs/Articulate_360_Security_Policy_2023.pdf and https://cdn.articulate.com/assets/pdfs/Global_Data_Security_and_Privacy_2023.pdf and https://www.articulate.com/trust/privacy/ and https://cdn.articulate.com/assets/pdfs/AI-Security-and-Privacy-at-Articulate.pdf .Cannot Edit AI Generated Lesson Descriptions
I created a course with AI and was previewing my final product. There are lesson descriptions I cannot see unless I am previewing. I cannot edit them since I cannot even see them in Edit mode. I even went to the AI outline and deleted them but they are still there. Any ideas? See attached.Any Novel Uses of Rise's AI Tutor?
I'm curious to hear anyone's experience with Rise's AI tutor. I'd like to use it more and enjoy thinking about potential uses. Our L&D team uses has been adding to a Rise project the last couple years, a kind of library of design and development tips and tools. Enabling the AI tutor means we could more or less have an AI companion who can help designers and developers not just read what's in the Rise course, but also consult the AI for L&PD tips and procedures.Feature Request: AI-Generated Image Label Toggle
Hello Articulate Team, I would like to suggest a feature that would significantly improve the usability of Rise 360 and Storyline, especially for organizations operating under emerging EU transparency requirements. Many companies in the EU are increasingly required to clearly label AI-generated images. Currently, when using AI-generated visuals in courses, course authors often have to manually create and position labels or banners on every single image. This process is extremely time-consuming and prone to inconsistencies. Suggested Feature Please consider adding an optional toggle or checkbox for images, such as: ✅ "Mark as AI Generated" When enabled, Articulate could automatically display a small standardized overlay, badge, watermark, or banner on the image, for example: "AI Generated" or "Created with AI" Possible options could include: Position selection (top-right, bottom-right, etc.) Different label styles Automatic application across the entire course Course-wide setting to label all AI-generated images at once This would save authors a tremendous amount of manual work and help organizations remain compliant with current and future transparency requirements. Question Is a feature like this already being considered or planned for future releases? Thank you for considering this idea. See picture down below. Best regards, Paul SchlageAI Image, Media, Prompt Library/History
Hi, I am relatively new to the e-learning/Articulate world and I haven't used Articulate as much as many others in this community. However, one of the things that I think could be a valuable asset to the AI assistant would be a library of any previously generated images or prompts. This would be valuable in a few settings that I thought of. Maintaining a certain image style throughout the course. Revising of other AI generated images/audio that has been added and then deleted from the course to be able to pick up where I left off with the prompt. Referencing previously well developed prompts that I would like to use again. Having the library or a history of my prompts would be valuable to help the forward momentum of the project instead of constantly starting over in the AI prompt. I understand I can simply save the images or prompts to a local drive or cloud storage. However, often times I forget or don't think to save them in the moment. I believe having this built into Articulate would make the usage more intuitive and user friendly. Thank you! Amanda BuzzellEU AI ACT - Automated Label "AI Generated" in Rise etc.
Hello everyone, We had a webinar from a European reseller today regarding the EU AI Act which is now being rolled out gradually in the EU. Among other things, it was also about the fact that we as e-learning designers will be obliged in future to label any content we have created with AI. My consideration for the optimization of Articulate would be that there is an automatic label that when the AI Assistant has been used, an automatic indication is made by e.g. Articulate Rise in e-learning that content has been created with it. That would be really helpful for European users. Perhaps you could pass this on to your development team. Perhaps in the options “Would you like to indicate that content was created with AI YES/NO. It's not quite sure yet whether an overarching label for the course as a whole is sufficient or whether each block created with AI needs to be labeled. But an overarching label would be helpful from my opion in the frist place. Best regards.AI Generated Images - EU AI Act Compliance: Will Articulate 360 Automate AI Content Labeling?
Hi everyone, As many of you are aware, the EU AI Act is bringing some significant changes to how we handle digital content. Starting August 6th, there will be a clear legal requirement within the EU to label AI-generated content, specifically images and media that could be mistaken for authentic "real-world" content. As instructional designers, we are increasingly using Articulate’s built-in AI image generation features to speed up our workflows. However, to stay compliant, these assets need to be clearly labeled. The Act even suggests that these labels should ideally be machine-readable. So i have a few questions: Integrated Metadata/Watermarking: Is there a roadmap for Articulate to automatically include metadata or a digital "watermark" in images generated within the app? Custom Branding/Trademarks: Many of us use our own AI-generated assets alongside the built-in ones. It would be even better if we could upload a custom watermark or "AI-generated" disclaimer in the course settings or media library that automatically applies to all AI assets. We love the efficiency that AI brings to our e-learning development, but we want to make sure we’re protected legally come August. Looking forward to hearing your insights!
