Ianal, but copyright law is a bit murky. There are issues of standing, and damage, to come into play here. For example,say I ask GPT to write me a poem, and it

Ianal, but copyright law is a bit murky. There are issues of standing, and damage, to come into play here. For example,say I ask GPT to write me a poem, and it spits out some random poem from the 60s. At this point, no harm, no foul. I'd have to use this poem publicly, for the copyright holder to even know. Then they'd have to show damages, which assuming it's not already popular would be hard (?) Of course it's trivial for me, before exploiting the poem, to google-search it. Not hard to find prior art. Sure, if I'm a professional song writer (or journalist) then maybe, you know, don't get GPT to do my work for me. In other words sure, using an LLM might lead to a copyright issue. But how would the original rights-holder know, and would there be sufficient damage to warrant any actual damages?