Can I use the term "paris olympics" in in the title of my AI generated images?

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Nope. Gen AI is no substitute for a real photograph of the real event. The banner message on the submission page actually reminds you that AI cannot mimic or purport to represent an actual event.

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Nancy OShea

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That would be blatant misrepresentation. Review the Stock Contributor User Guide.

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/generative-ai-content.html
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Abambo

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No. No generative AI pictures can represent the Olympic Games and the event is protected by IP rights.

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Nope. Gen AI is no substitute for a real photograph of the real event. The banner message on the submission page actually reminds you that AI cannot mimic or purport to represent an actual event.

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daniellei4510

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No. "Do not submit generative AI content with titles that imply an actual depiction of newsworthy events."

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