There are different classes of stakeholders. Yes, some data is open and the creators of it want it to be shared openly. Other people want their copyrights uph

There are different classes of stakeholders. Yes, some data is open and the creators of it want it to be shared openly. Other people want their copyrights upheld and for there to be no intellectual property appropriation (theft) of their creations. There is also the issue of aggregation. For example, Wikipedia is an open and free aggregation of knowledge. But it also cites, quotes, and links out to sources which may be copyrighted works. Note that Wikipedia has very formal guidance as to how to avoid and handle instances of plagiarism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Plagiarism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Plagiarism AI needs to face the fact that it is rife with intellectual property theft. It needs standards for infringed copyright removal. It needs standards for the defense of trademarks. It needs privacy standards to prevent the unauthorized use of personal data, images, recordings and other works from people around the globe. If AI is permitted to simply glut itself on every artistic creation and every human on the planet, sans limitations, it is basically the equivalent of a crime spree.