The human brain is a lossy compression function implemented with a neural net. Making absurd arguments is fun! (The reason this is absurd is the number of par

The human brain is a lossy compression function implemented with a neural net. Making absurd arguments is fun! (The reason this is absurd is the number of parameters in the model is incredibly small compared to the size of the training set. You wouldn't even have enough bits per training image to keep a unique identifier for each training image, let alone a compressed representation. And to the degree there's redundancy in the training set, this is undesirable, actually counter-productive to the functioning of the model.) (In a way, the human brain is actually more capable of copyright infringement since the number of parameters in the human brain is about 4-5 times that of a typical image generative AI neural net, and we're trained on a smaller and less generalizable data set. Humans can and do make copies of things from memory, which generative AI massively struggles with and can only do for corner cases.)