What happens when a monkey snaps a selfie—and it ends up in court?

Today on InSight Out, Devin Almonte goes back in time to one of the strangest copyright battles in recent memory: the viral case of Naruto the monkey, who took a photo that sparked lawsuits, media frenzy, and a serious debate over ownership. But this isn’t just about animal rights or legal loopholes—it’s about a deeper human question: Who gets credit for what we create?

In this episode, we’ll explore:

• The wild true story of Naruto, David Slater, and a monkey with a gift for selfies
• Why this case became a legal and cultural circus
• What this tells us about AI-generated content, authorship, and creativity
• The emotional sting of stolen credit—and how it points us to something eternal
• Why every good idea ultimately belongs to the Creator

This story may start in the jungle, but it ends in your heart—with a reminder that all creativity, credit, and creation belong to the One who made us.

📖 Scripture References:

• Psalm 24:1 – “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it…”
• John 3:27 – “A person can receive only what is given them from heaven.”

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