Artificial Intelligence (AI) Disclaimer Clause for Photographers and Videographers
If you're a photographer or videographer that uses artificial intelligence (aka "AI") technology to edit your clients' raw images or footage, this clause is a MUST to put in your client contract. It will put your clients on notice that you utilize AI-generated content for your final deliverables, but that the preliminary raw images/footage was human created by you and that you maintain copyright ownership over such final images/videos. With the growing usage of AI-generated content, you as a service provider should legally and ethically ensure that your clients know you may utilize this type of technology towards your services.
NOTE: If you need an AI Disclaimer Clause as a designer, social media manager, copywriter, or other service provider use this one: AI Disclaimer Clause for Designers, Social Media Managers, Copywriters, or Other .
NOTE: If you need an AI Disclaimer Clause for your website, use the AI Disclaimer Clause for Website Terms & Conditions.
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