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Fashion House Com Toiv Po Sued Over AI-Generated Campaign Using Photographer's Work

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.

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What happened

  1. 01Fashion house Com Toiv Po faces copyright lawsuit over AI campaign.
  2. 02Photographer claims his work was used without consent or credit.
  3. 03AI-generated images allegedly incorporated elements of original photos.
  4. 04Campaign aimed to protest violence in the West Bank.
  5. 05Plaintiff seeks NIS 100,000 in damages and image removal.
Translated and summarized by baba from Calcalist, the latest report. Read Calcalist’s original

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