Having considered the issues and impacts of AI in the creative writing process in the previous chapter, it is worth considering a similar but distinct review of the legal risks of AI when applied to design and visual creativity. For the purposes of this chapter, “design” means the process of conceptualizing, outlining, creating, using, or monetizing a creation in a visual rather than written medium. This could be a static design such as a drawing or still image, an animation, an audiobook, podcast, song, or even a full video – all of which ...
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