Google promises to back generative AI users against copyright claims

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Let's say you're a graphic designer and decide to use Duet AI to generate images when you're creating an eye-catching presentation for a client. Later on, an illustrator claims one of the images on the slide is eerily similar to one they've created and decides to sue you for copyright infringement. Google is now promising to have your back.  

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