What’s great about your comment is that you show that what we need the most is to reduce the power of copyright in such a corporate-centric legal regime. Perso

What’s great about your comment is that you show that what we need the most is to reduce the power of copyright in such a corporate-centric legal regime. Personally I’d like to see the right to train statistical models on any works without the permission of the author enshrined in statute and an end to common-law copyright, a return to the Statute of Anne 14/28 time length, and a clear delineation between the “work” as having an author for an eternity but having a “copyright of the work” vastly limited in scope. Ask yourself, do we want to be extending the reach of large copyright holders like Disney into taking a fee from LLM producers because they COULD be helping people draw Mickey ears on their private creations? This is Betamax all over again and luckily that Supreme Court opinion will favor heavily in the lower court’s judgement of these models as fair use.