Fuck AI

"Consuming 200,000 Pirate Books"

I don't see any problem with that, although I was not aware there were so many books in that niche category. Arrrr!

On a serous note, the issue of copyrighted works and training is something that should have been (was) anticipated and had laws in place to control it. We're at the point now of asking why there aren't locks on the barn door and the horses have been gone, escaping last week. And if you thought things like music copyright (i.e. where notes sound very similar, like the Vanilla Ice/Queen/Bowie lawsuit), proving that something's come out of a black box that happens to match some parts of something you wrote, but are different is even more vague. It's a case of everyone knows what they did, but legally how can you show it?

But again the big problem is the usual with tech, the legal side of things is so much slower and behind, so many that get harmed aren't going to get a fair settlement. Plus they're going against huge corporations, so good luck there too.