A guide on choosing an AI image generator for IT workflows advises starting with workflow needs rather than demo images. It recommends listing the top three image types created, identifying primary users (designers, engineers, or support staff), and noting integration points like ticketing or CI/CD pipelines. For security, the guide states that Google says on Vertex AI, customer data is not used to train its models, and Imagen 3 uses DeepMind’s SynthID for invisible watermarking. OpenAI’s tool checks for C2PA Content Credentials and SynthID on supported images. For licensing, Adobe says Firefly models are trained on licensed sources such as Adobe Stock and public-domain content, with IP indemnification for qualifying outputs. Midjourney requires companies with more than 1 million dollars in annual revenue to hold a Pro or Mega plan for commercial use. The guide also advises matching the deployment model to the need for control.