Identifying and copying copyrighted image content involves intellectual property laws, and any automated methods should comply with relevant laws and regulations. Although it is technically possible to use image recognition software to detect and copy images, doing so may constitute copyright infringement. If you need to use certain images legally, it is recommended to consider the following methods: 1. **Use copyright fair use rules**: In some cases, you can use images within the scope of fair use, but this depends on the specific circumstances, such as the nature of the use, the purpose, the nature of the image used, and the amount of use. 2. **Find public domain or open source images**: Many websites provide public domain or open source images that are not protected by copyright or have been authorized for free use, such as Unsplash, Pixabay, and Pexels. 3. **Obtain authorization**: If you need to use certain specific images, you can contact the copyright owner directly to obtain permission to use them. 4. **Use image search tools**: Some image search tools (such as Google Image Search) allow you to find the source of an image through reverse search to confirm its copyright information. When it comes to copyrighted content, it is very important to always follow the law and respect the rights of the creator.