When the web was young, there was a lot of information considered "public" like criminal record, marriage records, birth certificates, property records, etc. Bu

When the web was young, there was a lot of information considered "public" like criminal record, marriage records, birth certificates, property records, etc. But those were still fairly veiled because of the amount of effort required to see them. Suddenly these were getting blasted all over the internet because now that was an easy thing to do, and everyone had to rethink what "public" meant. I suspect we're going to see the same kind of rethink about intellectual property in the age of AI.