> If I take that recipes, type it out, and post my own version? You probably need to make sure that you change any elements that aren't either common standards

> If I take that recipes, type it out, and post my own version? You probably need to make sure that you change any elements that aren't either common standards of how recipes are written ("preheat oven to 350 degrees"), or absolutely dictated by the requirement to convey the procedure. Which for a recipe probably just amounts to a paraphrase at most. But I don't think you can get away with copying every recipe absolutely verbatim. The real problem, of course, is that people with money, and adherents of certain ideologies presently popular among people with both money and power, are pressing for the widest possible definition of what's creative in every possible area, because they fundamentally think that the best policy is that absolutely everything should be ownable somehow. I suspect that the actual practical result will be that if, as should happen and very well may happen in some countries, courts decide that copyright law doesn't cover ML models, legislators will just extend copyright law until it does.