Bria

Bria sells visual generation to companies that cannot afford a copyright argument. The product is ordinary enough on the surface — image and video generation, fine-tuned to a brand, with an API — but the differentiation is claimed one layer down, in the training data: a licensed catalogue rather than a scrape, plus reporting tools the vendor calls an attribution layer and a provenance record for each output.

That framing is why it exists. If you are a media company, an ad agency or anyone with a legal department, the question is not whether a model can draw the picture but whether you can defend where it learned to draw it, and general-purpose image models answer that question badly. The honest caveat is that compliance is a claim to verify rather than accept: what the licence actually covers, what the provenance record attests to, and whether either survives your own jurisdiction, is work for your lawyers, not for a product page.