>It's quite different, is it not? I don't get the analogy. These models are scanning, storing, and ingesting more material than any one human could. Not only is

>It's quite different, is it not? I don't get the analogy. These models are scanning, storing, and ingesting more material than any one human could. Not only is the method completely different, the end goal and applications are as well. The analogy basically isn't one, at all. So you'd be fine with it if the model only ingested a humanly plausible amount of data? I suspect that would only make their legal issues worse, since the LLM would be much more likely to repeat tokens from the training set verbatim.