The <NOML> tag is a nice idea, maybe #noml social networks. But its efficacy depends on the good will of those who create the datasets. Another approach could b

The <NOML> tag is a nice idea, maybe #noml social networks. But its efficacy depends on the good will of those who create the datasets. Another approach could be a NOML registry for art and code. But practically what you need to do is to stop crawlers from reading your code/art by robots.txt or captcha. If your works don't get into CommonCrawl and similar datasets they won't be used for model training. I think you can still enable Google Bot while rejecting AI data collectors on your sites. <rant> I think copyright refers only to expression, not the ideas themselves. So training on copyrighted code and art should be ok as long as expression is not copied. In these cases where an AI developer wants to train on the ideas without learning the expression they can re-generate the data using the "variations" method, works both in image and text. This will create substitute data, like anonymising PII. </>