They don't usually credit the company, do they, but the AI itself, like ChatGPT or Dall-E (instead of OpenAI)? Sometimes the AI is also the company name. Besid

They don't usually credit the company, do they, but the AI itself, like ChatGPT or Dall-E (instead of OpenAI)? Sometimes the AI is also the company name. Besides, these models don't have a way to backward attribute the (hundreds if not tens of thousands of) humans who contributed their creative works to its learning/stealing. And we don't really have legal recognition for AI yet. Cats and dogs currently have more rights than the most human like AI. Eventually they'll probably have their own legal and property rights and be able to own humans and such, but we're not quite there yet. Maybe next year?