Upload Micky Mouse, then GenAI is used to create a slight variation. That not how copyright works.
> This approach builds curiosity and encourages engagement, as readers will need to comment or ask for more information, creating a buzz around your product.
OMG, even the hackernews submission was created by AI.
Actually that's exactly how copyright works. As long as it's different enough to avoid claims of 'passing off', it's good. We need to get used to a world where AI can make instantly recognisable, but non-copyright infringing content in seconds. Not a lot we can do to stop it. If you want examples, take a look at the Asian product system.