Assume a painter with a good visual memory observed many scenes around the world. They are very intellectual and know pretty much about anything regarding physi

Assume a painter with a good visual memory observed many scenes around the world. They are very intellectual and know pretty much about anything regarding physical objects, shapes, and visual styles. Then they have the ability to draw very realistic scenes of whatever we ask them to do, in whatever style we want. We pay the person (or they might offer this as a courtest too), and they paint and give exactly what we want, with all the rights to sell the image. It's the same: the "someone" is replaced by a computer software that "learned" in a similar fashion, being able to draw what we ask them to draw. Unless it's directly sampling some copyrighted work as-is, whatever it creates can be copyrightable. Whether the painter allows this is another story.