The CREATOR Act grants visual artists exclusive rights to authorize commercial exploitation of stylistic impersonations of their work.
The CREATOR Act, or Creative Rights Ensuring Artists’ Technique and Originality are Reserved Act, provides visual artists with exclusive rights to authorize the commercial exploitation or public distribution of stylistic impersonations of their work. This Act defines "stylistic impersonation" as a visual work generated by an artificial intelligence system intentionally configured to emulate a visual artist's distinctive visual characteristics. The Act excludes certain activities, such as commentary, criticism, parody, and general artistic influence, from being considered violations.
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