Adobe has already publicly stated that they can not 100% guarantee the AI model was taught without using copyrighted material. And if they can not 100% guarantee that it doesn't contain copyrighted information, does it?. That came from one of the VP's own mouth in an interview. Which is only part of the problem.

The images you or I generate from AI models, are not ours either. Which is an odd place to be legally. Ultimately that means you could violate the TOS here, when posting it here and clicking on the box claiming you own it to do so... Because if it contains AI content, we don't own it, and it is no longer copyrightable....  It is a slippery slop..... 

CHMedia stated "Keyword generated AI imagery that scrapes copyrighted material from the world wide web is not allowed"

And that basically sums it up with a resounding no, it is not allowed. Because even Adobe said they can not guarntee the claim of 100% trained on things they legally were allowed to use.

Why are only Adobe Enterprise customers are eligible for the legal protection??? They have basically said nothing since about it since. Other than say it is 100% Abode images or images that there is no copyright, after stating they could not guarantee that prior.... So which is it? Do your copyrights have ip addresses attached to them? Probably not.....

“When we control it against stock [images], it’s as good or better in terms of field compliance and IP checks,”   “We feel very good this is totally and completely commercially safe. I mean, risk is never zero, hence why we offer indemnification.”

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