OpenAI doesn't own the copyright on the human aspects of the chats, so it still doesn't really have a claim to make around them. And even if it did own that cop

OpenAI doesn't own the copyright on the human aspects of the chats, so it still doesn't really have a claim to make around them. And even if it did own that copyright, we loop right back around to "wait, training an AI on copyrighted material isn't fair use now?" There's no way that ChatGPT's conversations are going to be subject to more intellectual property protection than the human chats it was trained on.