They blanked cited a list of feely subjects. They did not describe actual problems. Workers, for instance, do not have the right to “not compete against an AI”

They blanked cited a list of feely subjects. They did not describe actual problems. Workers, for instance, do not have the right to “not compete against an AI” (if that’s what’s being referenced). There are no copyright issues if people license content for training. AI does not newly or uniquely introduce “misinformation” into society. These are all interesting things to have discussions about, but they are not de facto problems just because the tech is potentially disruptive.