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The moment your touch a pixel of that image with Photoshop you should be able to copyright it, right?

• nyrikki 3y ago
  Théâtre D'opéra Spatial was highly modified in Photoshop, didn't help that case. Any 'de minimis' changes will probably lead to rejection.
  • hmcq6 3y ago
    That might be a slightly over-simplistic explanation. "The Copyright Office agreed that the parts of the painting that Allen had altered with Adobe constituted original work. However, it maintained that other parts generated by AI could not be copyrighted. In other words: Allen could copyright parts of the painting, but not the whole thing." https://www.wired.com/story/ai-art-copyright-matthew-allen/ https://www.wired.com/story/ai-art-copyright-matthew-allen/ For now, it seems the issue is still being disputed
    • tomrod 3y ago
      This seems like such a dumb approach to maintain a completely broken system!
• MrVandemar 3y ago
  Not a lawyer, suspect you either need to make significant creative transformations, or generate something that's trademark protected.
• bsdpufferfish 3y ago
  Nope.