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Re:Can You Copyright Work Made by Artificial Intelligence? by marcus_holmes on Wednesday November 27, 2019 @07:53AM (#21647414)
I'm still confused by Model Release forms. If I take a photo of someone, I own the rights to the photo. So I can publish it and make money. But they own the rights to their likeness, so they can sue me for money unless I have a signed form. Is that how it works?

If you streamed your sunset shot and I walked into shot, can I sue you for using my likeness without my permission?

And how does this work with DeepFakes? If I DeepFake Sting's head denying climate change, can he sue me for likeness rights?

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Re:Can You Copyright Work Made by Artificial Intelligence? by amanaplanacanal on Wednesday November 27, 2019 @11:25AM (#21649222)
Model release forms are only necessary to use their likeness for advertising. If it is just art, no form needed. At least that’s my understanding.
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