"Napster copyright lawsuits could be a legal earthquake for peer-to-peer file sharing" I think the only effective way of slowing down AI isn't copyright enforc

"Napster copyright lawsuits could be a legal earthquake for peer-to-peer file sharing" I think the only effective way of slowing down AI isn't copyright enforcement, but trade secrets. If Midjourney can control who has access to its service and what kinds of content its users can generate, democratized models/piracy can do nothing to change that. The reason why there's so much more interest in AI art than AI voice cloning is that there's not yet a publicly available AI voice model with good enough performance. When that model is released or leaked there will be a similar panic around the effectiveness of modern AI voice tools, because anyone good or bad can get their hands on them without being forced to go through the company's content filter.