# The issue of AI-generated content and unauthorized commercial use evading copyright liability AI-generated content is used to circumvent copyright liability, mainly in the following aspects： ## Common way 1. **"Draft washing" behavior**: Entering other people's copyrighted works into the AI system to generate similar but different content, claiming to be "original" 2. **Pretending to be original**: Use AI to rewrite existing works, keep the core content unchanged, but claim that the copyright belongs to yourself 3. **Training data dispute**: Use unauthorized works to train AI, and then commercialize derivative content generated by AI ## Legal gray area -**Unclear attribution**: The copyright ownership of AI-generated content is not clear in many jurisdictions -**Substantive similarity is difficult to determine**: There are technical challenges in determining the similarity between the content rewritten by AI and the original work. -**The subject of responsibility is vague**: The boundary of responsibility between AI, developers, users, and original content creators is unclear ## Response measures For creators and content owners, they can protect their rights and interests through technical means such as watermarking technology, blockchain copyright registration, and content monitoring tools, and actively promote the improvement of relevant laws and regulations. The legal framework in this field is still developing, and it is necessary to balance the relationship between technological innovation and intellectual property protection.