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In 2023, in the case of Kristina Kashtanova's comic book "Zarya of the Dawn" created using Midjourney, the Copyright Office recognized the author's copyright over the text and overall arrangement but revoked copyright protection for the AI-generated images themselves.
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8/22/2026
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