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@angelicloli9381 It doesn't. AI generates completely new images. As Sam explained in the video, since AI doesn't have human experience and habits, but is trained to "believe" that it's input data is "correct" - it tends to create completely identical replicas to it's input data in part and in whole. AI generated images made by AI trained with small datasets may look like photocollage because the AI is "trying" to be "correct". If a computer engineer could prove that AI literally does photocollage, this would be a non-issue and shut down by a bunch of copyright claims. The issue is that AI does generate brand new images with incredible likeness to existing copyrighted material and for monetary profit. Those images were input into AI datasets without the owners' consent. This is the "data laundering" Sam talked about in the video. This needs new rules and regulations that haven't been made yet since the technology is new and growing. There have been several issues like this with rapidly growing technology in the past few years. It's caused by the incredible speed at which technology in general and computer software in particular is advancing. To illustrate this issue - imagine if there were no horses, carriages or asphalt roads and then one day someone would invent the car. Humanity would need years to regulate traffic laws to catch up with the existence of the automobile, while suffering from heavy losses to life and property because of accidents. There were no rules or regulations regarding the collection of art into datasets and now it's being used to train AI and make a monetary profit. Some artists' livelihood is currently being hurt, but we can all hope that eventually there will be laws put in place that allow human artists and AI art to coexist peacefully.