It still doesn't change the fact that the inclusion of commercial works is copyright infringement though. Same for code generating models trained on Open Sourc

It still doesn't change the fact that the inclusion of commercial works is copyright infringement though. Same for code generating models trained on Open Source and Free Software. Tons of licenses violated, from strong copyleft to source available models and reproduced (almost) verbatim with comments intact. Some researcher's codebase is almost completely reproducible without any licensing information just by hinting the function names. Maybe for the image compression it's borderline impossible for now due to network size, but for text and code, generation of training data almost verbatim is very possible and straightforward. Also in image generation models, style transfer is the bigger problem, because it completely eliminates the artist who uses/created the style in the first place. "You pioneered this, and we fine tuned this model with your images, and we can do your work for free, without you, have a nice day". However, the artist's life expenses doesn't disappear when they're transferred to an image generation model. This is also unethical.