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  1. Who owns work made with an AI tool?

    Can you claim copyright in text or images an AI tool made for your business? Questions to ask, and what official sources say.

  2. What the official copyright offices say about AI

    What the US Copyright Office, IP Australia, the Attorney-General's Department and the UK government have published about AI and copyright.

  3. Using AI-made images in business materials

    A checklist for putting an AI-made image on a website, flyer or social post, covering ownership, lookalikes, watermarks and the tool's terms.

  4. Pasting other people's work into an AI tool

    Before you paste an article, photo or document you don't own into a chatbot, check what the tool's terms say you promise and who is responsible.

  5. AI training data and copyright, explained

    Why creators are suing AI companies over how models were trained, what governments are considering, and what it could mean for a small business.

  6. What AI tool terms say about who owns the output

    How to find and read the ownership and licence clauses in an AI tool's terms, with examples of the wording two makers use.

  7. When AI output looks too much like existing work

    How to spot AI text or images that may copy someone else's work, and the steps a small business can take before publishing.