Not even NYT bestsellers are safe from AI cover art
AI onto its Adobe Stock platform under specific criteria. Such content must be clearly labeled as AI-generated, and contributors must review the terms of any generative AI tools they use to create the images to ensure they have “all the necessary rights” to license them for commercial use. The rules are meant to avoid legal headaches.
But the field of AI copyright is muddy, untested territory, and Adobe’s rules don’t clearly address all the issues it raises.franchise in 1997. Maas is currently one of Bloomsbury’s top authors, best known for her young adult fantasy series likeis part of. She has sold over 12 million copies of her books, many of which have made it to the
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