> A human is not considered derivative work of the original works they used for training. No one has forced you to use humans as a comparison. A human is a cit

> A human is not considered derivative work of the original works they used for training. No one has forced you to use humans as a comparison. A human is a citizen with other rights, and can own its own copyrights. Yet, you can still sue one for singing a song in front of other people. There were years of cinema that were distorted by the inability to have characters sing "Happy Birthday" to each other. edit: Suddenly, fair use now covers the ability to reproduce copyrighted material almost verbatim, but only when the new method to do so takes tens of millions of dollars of computer time to take advantage of.