I used AI to add textures to a map I drew in Paint for my fantasy novel. All the city locations, roads, and borders are my own hand-drawn work. Does this count as generative genAI or should it be considered an original work?
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- 2026-10-28 11:19 · r/ArtificialInteligence
I used AI to add textures to a map I drew in Paint for my fantasy novel. All the city locations, roads, and borders are my own hand-drawn work. Does this count as generative genAI or should it be considered an original work?
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