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Who owns my AI photos?
When you upload photos to many AI tools, you often grant the company a broad licence to use them. This means your images, including those of your children, could be used to train their AI models, potentially for commercial purposes, without further consent or compensation. George Martin's warning highlights this lack of control once images are uploaded.
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