Algorithmic sorting is a way to circumvent privacy protections by laws enforcement. For instance: "I only capture the emails that contain the word Al-Quaeda ins

Algorithmic sorting is a way to circumvent privacy protections by laws enforcement. For instance: "I only capture the emails that contain the word Al-Quaeda inside". For this an algorithm is fed all the emails of a given ISP but only selects a few. Aren't you interested in knowing the capabilities and bias of the algorithms used to filter out these data? Also, there is another important question in AI: what is the status of the neural networks generated through feeding some other data inside? Is it a derivative work? If you feed an AI some GPL work does it make the resulting NN GPL too?