The question of copyright ownership for AI-generated images or videos is complex and depends on several factors, including the jurisdiction and the role of the human involved in the creation process. There is no clear regulation with regards to ai generated images and this is something that needs a consistent approach, worldwide.
Here’s a breakdown:
1. Human Involvement
If your photographs have been used without your permission or proper credit, follow these steps to address the copyright infringement:
1. Verify Ownership
• Ensure you are the rightful owner of the photographs. Copyright is typically automatic upon creation of an original work, but having evidence of authorship (e.g., timestamps, metadata, or registration) strengthens your case.
2. Document the Infringement
In photography, plagiarism refers to the unauthorized use, copying, or close imitation of another photographer’s work while claiming it as one’s own. It is both a legal and ethical issue that varies in scope depending on jurisdiction and context. Here’s an overview of the law and general consensus regarding plagiarism in photography:
Legal Perspective
1. Copyright Law:
