copyrite question

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• Friday at 8:01 PM

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I was wondering if those that used AI to enhance a photograph loose the right. to claim copywrite as they did not produce the final picture.

 

Brentor

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• Friday at 9:14 PM

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Where do you draw the line? Is this any different to using the basic editing within say LR/PS which can alter exposure, sizing, colours, etc etc.

 

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• Friday at 9:30 PM

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ChatGPT says 'UK government guidance draws a distinction between AI as a tool that assists a human creator and AI taking over the creative work. It specifically gives AI-enhanced photographs as an example of work that can qualify for copyright protection.'

 

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• Yesterday at 10:13 PM

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Both AI-Assisted and Computer-Generated Works have copyright in different measures.

The former is classed as a photograph (where the original work of art was a photograph) whilst a CGW is its own entity with different copyright terms (50 years from creation, no moral rights etc).

 

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