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However, this does not eliminate legal risks. The consensus is that raw AI images, without significant human refinement, are unlikely to be legally protected or owned. Therefore, responsible creators should think critically about where and how they deploy AI-generated imagery.
Final Thoughts
In summary, the recent court ruling confirms that AI-generated art, in its original form, is not copyrightable. To claim ownership, creators must actively modify or enhance these images substantially. As the legal landscape evolves, it’s essential for content creators, entrepreneurs, and artists to stay informed and exercise caution—particularly when producing long-term, monetized assets like books and websites.