Theft of name and sale of images

Thanks to everyone for your replies! The fact that bothers me is that this person uses my Midjourney username, he pretends to be me. I know that Midjourney's creations are not copyrighted, my images are in more places, but not with my name.

If you're a Stock Contributor and find your assets are being sold by another Stock contributor, you can file an official infringement complaint below.

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/how-to-report-suspected-misuse-of-your-intellectual-property.html

There are a few things that are unclear to me here.  Are you an Adobe Stock Contributor?  What platform or website are the alleged stolen images being sold on?

Adobe Stock has partner sites that display our stock images, but we only see revenue when a sale is made.  It's worth at least ruling this out as a potential cause.

Yea your images are not protected under copyright; So much so that I will take them right now and sell them as nft's. You don't really own them because you didn't really create them. What you can do is use ai art as inspiration for art that you actually create. 

I'm not giving legal advice because I don't practice law.  From an ethics standpoint, it sucks. But based on U.S. Copyright, your Midjourney assets can't be protected.  Only content created by a human can be protected.

If you keep Generative AI & text prompts in public view, anyone can take them and use for their own purpose.  It's the same with images in public domain.  There's not much you can do about it.

I read there is no copyright on AI created images, so - if so - this would seem entirely legal.

Are these images that you've previously successfully uploaded to Adobe? Have you uploaded them elsewhere?