In this case I don't think it is. There are legal questions that simply have to be asked and discussed before proceeding mass adoption of generative models. La

In this case I don't think it is. There are legal questions that simply have to be asked and discussed before proceeding mass adoption of generative models. Lawsuits like this are tests to evaluate the current state of affairs and to force legislation into dealing with the greater issue of AI in context of copyright, IP, and fair use. It would only be "in the way" if it would actually stop or hinder anything, which a lawsuit on its own isn't.