Practically speaking, and the way things are going, I think you're absolutely right. But theoretically, countries can ban your product if it doesn't comply wit

Practically speaking, and the way things are going, I think you're absolutely right. But theoretically, countries can ban your product if it doesn't comply with local copyright laws. That can mean that say any video game, movie or tv show made with AI generated models that break copyright laws in say US could be banned from being sold in the US. You can even go a step further, and sanction the company, blocking all payment processors that are looking to process payment in the US from disbursing money to that company. So in practice I think you're right, and I'd advise that artists, developers and everyone else braces themselves to it and find ways to stay marketable and relevant even in the age of AI, but in theory it's just a political thing, and if there was real will to do something about it, it could be done.