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Before slapping an AI-generated picture into a company ad campaign, there's a legal box that's genuinely worth checking first.
Checking a service's commercial-use terms and copyright policy before using an AI-generated image in a company ad matters because these policies genuinely differ between providers — some grant full commercial rights on paid plans while restricting free-tier output, and some retain certain ownership claims, so what's allowed for a personal project isn't automatically allowed for a marketing campaign.
The other two options are absurd on their face — images don't have blood types, and pixel count parity has no bearing on legal usage rights — included purely as implausible distractors.
A related risk worth knowing: an AI image that happens to closely echo a real person's likeness or an existing brand's logo can create separate legal exposure around publicity rights or trademark, even if the image-generation license itself technically permits commercial use.
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