To resolve this issue, Microsoft quickly blocked the “Disney” tag from the renderer. However, the adjustments appear to go beyond blocking keywords: The AI now produces images in which the Disney logo is distorted, misspelled, or printed in an unclear font. Legal experts say that reproducing the Disney logo, even in distorted form, raises concerns about trademark rights infringement.
Disney, known for fiercely protecting its intellectual property, can easily report copyright infringements, but it hasn’t yet (or we don’t know).
As the craze for Disney-themed posters (and beyond) continues, the tech giant’s move to head off potential copyright issues highlights the challenges at the intersection of artificial intelligence, creativity, and intellectual property.
Source: Ferra
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