Where does copyright law sit with Generative AI Art?

Today we are looking at the legal grey area of where generative AI sits within the context of copyright law. Especially in an Australian context.

We all know about Midjourney, however, some of its main competitors, namely Nightcafe and Leonardo, are domiciled here in Australia.

Who better to ask, than an Australian intellectual property lawyer, who specialises in technology law: Robert Chen from LegalVision in Sydney?

For more information, check out legalvision.com.au

Remember, this episode is not legal advice, but rather published for educational purposes.

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