Why is training humans different from training AI, then? If we make a few edits to the text: > "Someone who publishes my work as their own (theft) or republis

Why is training humans different from training AI, then? If we make a few edits to the text: > "Someone who publishes my work as their own (theft) or republishes my work (like quoting or linking back) doesn’t have the right to make the choice for me to let my content be used for educating a student. This is where I struggle the most with the “opt-out” style of student education on the web." Imagine a student who gets into a top-ranked research university, studies lots of material from proprietary textbooks, takes in hours of instruction from professors who have strict IP contracts with their university, and then graduates - can they then go produce for-profit content built on that knowledge base without paying a fraction of their earnings to the university that trained them?