Commercial use of images generated using Copilot, Bing AI and "Image Creator from Designer"

This is such a joke. It is ridiculous that something like this is happening. It seems that everyone who is asking question understands except for Microsoft. So i will ask again.

If I use Bing AI image creator or however it is called to for example create an image of 2 cabins in the woods. When the image is generated I download the created image.

Can I take that image and put it for example inside a video, on some cover, a freaking billboard without changing any aspect of it, for example cutting parts out, adding some captions or some other type of work on image. Basically is this generated image now my ownership and I can do whatever I want with it, or in order to use that generated image do I have to somewhere credit or attribute the fact that this image was created in Bing AI and its owner is Microsoft?

If ownership is mine can I put my own watermark to prove everyone else that I own the image, or if Microsoft or someone else is the owner what do I have to put so that everyone knows I dont own the image and I point to the rightfull owner.

This is very, very simple question. I hope really hope that an answer to this question is actually a real answer.

Kind regards, best wishes

Instead of using a watermark, can we put it as metadata instead?

You and Microsoft alike definitely don't own the picture.

From what I gather it is unknown whether the AI generated pics are free license or not, because of the way AI generate the images.

It is in Microsoft's interests to avoid being clear on the subject, advise caution, and watch how things unfold.

Edit: Actually this seems pretty clear to me:

It is in Microsoft's interests to avoid being clear on the subject, advise caution, and watch how things unfold.

Agree with this comment. The original question is essentially a legal question, and if it is important enough to the original poster to ask, they should ask their own legal counsel for guidance.

what is a watermark?