I just published conceptual art that I created using Midjourney in Nature! Ironically, Nature's own licensing rigor drove me to generate this art. It was repla

I just published conceptual art that I created using Midjourney in Nature! Ironically, Nature's own licensing rigor drove me to generate this art. It was replacing content that had come from other sources, where the time to obtain and clear copyright was too long for our timeline. More hilariously, one of the images that I replaced was from the US government, and in the public domain. The other was from a consortium in which I am part of the project leadership. They seemed perfectly okay with this, as long as I proved to them that I had the professional Midjourney account where copyright is not encumbered. I wonder when they will again allow this kind of use.