> This is no different from a painter using a photograph of a subject to create a portrait, which is subsequently sold. > Or recording a song on the radio to l

> This is no different from a painter using a photograph of a subject to create a portrait, which is subsequently sold. > Or recording a song on the radio to learn to play the guitar, then using that song as inspiration to write a new song. I’d argue that it is very different from those things. The AI software is not human, and the precedent set for painters and musicians is based on a foundation of human capability. It’s no different in the same way a horse drawn carriage is no different from an F1 race car.