Legal perspectives on OpenAI’s 4o image generation model, replicating IP styles at scale, and copyright infringement ...

The new trend of transforming photos into Studio Ghibli-style using AI image-generation has sparked controversy. While some ...

The ChatGPT 4o image generator is now available to everyone for free. In a post on X on March 31, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said ...

This trend offers a live case study of how generative AI may implicate core doctrines of copyright law, including derivative works, substantial similarity, and fair use.

The new and improved AI image generator is out now for all ChatGPT users, although free access does have limits, with higher limits also in place for the $20/month ChatGPT Plus plan. Still ...

Whether it's for web design, social media, or professional portfolios, the ability to resize images accurately and efficiently is crucial. This blog delves into the world of free AI image resizer ...

ChatGPT released an updated version of its image generator, and its ability to copy certain art styles has reignited a debate over what counts as breaking copyright. “Our goal is to give users as much ...

As is often the case with AI-generated art, the images raise various copyright questions — not only around Studio Ghibli’s work but of the images being reimagined. When CNN prompted ChatGPT to ...

The virality of these images, with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman even changing his profile picture on X to match the style, immediately raised questions about copyright infringement ... to be available on the ...

Artist Karla Ortiz, who grew up watching Miyazaki’s movies and is suing other AI image generators for copyright infringement in a case that’s still pending, called it “another clear example ...

Artists like Karla Ortiz, who have taken legal action against AI image generators for copyright infringement, see this trend as a clear indication of the disregard for artists' rights and livelihoods.