If AI Copies My Style, Can I Sue? Style vs. Expression
AI can copy your look in seconds – but ‘style’ and ‘a copy’ are two different things in the eyes of the law. Here’s where the line sits and what you can actually do.
AI & Copyright
How to Register a Copyright for Human-Made Art in 2026
Your art is protected the moment you make it – but registering it unlocks the parts that actually let you fight back. Here’s how to do it, step by step.
AI-Generated Book Covers: Copyright Traps for Self-Publishers
That gorgeous AI cover you generated in five minutes could leave you unable to stop a competitor from using the exact same image. Here are the traps – and how to publish safely.
Ghibli-Style AI Images: Are They Legal to Make and Sell?
Turning your selfie into a Ghibli scene is one thing. Selling it is another. Copyright doesn’t protect an art style – but Totoro, the Ghibli name, and unprotectable AI output all change the math. Here’s the honest breakdown.
Your Rights When AI Generates Something That Looks Like Your Brand
Someone typed a prompt and got something that looks unmistakably like your logo, your product, or your business name. Do you have any recourse? Yes – but it’s trademark law, not copyright, that does the heavy lifting. Here’s the honest breakdown and your action plan.
The Creator’s Guide to Provenance: Proving You Made It First
In an AI world, the person who can prove they made it first wins the argument. Here’s how to build a provenance trail that actually holds up – and the one popular trick that doesn’t.
AI Image Licenses: What ‘Commercial Use’ Actually Means
The right to sell an AI image doesn’t come from copyright — it comes from the tool’s license. And ‘commercial use’ in that license is a defined term with subscription tiers, revenue caps, and indemnification fine print. Here’s what it really means.