> he near future looks like a heterogeneous mixture of natural and artificial intelligences interacting on a level footing, enforced by legal protections. usin

> he near future looks like a heterogeneous mixture of natural and artificial intelligences interacting on a level footing, enforced by legal protections. using LLMs as tools already covers this. But to your wider point, now that google have licensed most things, or have arranged some sort of deal with large IP creators, the whole "boo hiss copyright" movement has died down. This means that unless its in the interest of google, or some other exceptionally rich corp to water down IP laws, nothing much will change. I suspect that the only thing will change is how data is licensed for LLM creation.