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ARTICLE · 09 AUGUST 2023

Artificial Intelligence And Copyright: Who Owns AI-Generated Images?

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools, such as Midjourney, Canva AI and DALL-E 2, enable users to generate images, illustrations and even artwork, taking DIY art into a completely new dimension.

European UnionIntellectual Property

Thanks to AI art generators, it's easier to be 'creative' than ever before, but who owns the copyright for art that has been created by a machine? Niké Mion examines recent case law on artificial intelligence and copyright.

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools, such as Midjourney, Canva AI and DALL-E 2, enable users to generate images, illustrations and even artwork, taking DIY art into a completely new dimension. So good are these tools that their output can be almost indistinguishable from the work of a real artist. This makes them a delight for anyone wanting to make something beautiful quickly and cheaply, but a potential threat to traditional artists – and a possible challenge for IP professionals.

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