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Fashion House Com Toiv Po Sued Over AI-Generated Campaign Using Photographer's Work
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By אורנה יפת
First reported by Walla · 1 day ago
What happened
Israeli fashion company Com Toiv Po is being sued for copyright infringement after allegedly using elements of a photographer's work in an AI-generated campaign against West Bank violence. The photographer claims his images were altered and used without permission or credit, seeking NIS 100,000 in damages.
- 01Fashion house Com Toiv Po faces copyright lawsuit over AI campaign.
- 02Photographer claims his work was used without consent or credit.
- 03AI-generated images allegedly incorporated elements of original photos.
- 04Campaign aimed to protest violence in the West Bank.
- 05Plaintiff seeks NIS 100,000 in damages and image removal.
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