It is currently unclear whether artificial intelligence technology can be used to reuse copyrighted content without violating copyright law. The use of copyrighted materials in training AI models is considered fair game, but the legal implications of using generative AI, particularly in relation to copyright infringement and ownership of AI-generated works, are still unclear. Some courts may be hesitant to impose liability that could hinder the development of the AI industry, but the use of copyrighted works to train AI may be considered fair use in certain circumstances. However, the use of art in this way might still violate copyright law, even before the AI generates a new work. As AI continues to change the world of creativity, it is likely that copyright law will need to adapt to address the new challenges and opportunities presented by this technology.