> Trees don't make choices and engage in that type of creativity, nor does the forest floor or canopy. From a philosophical point of view, I'd argue that trees

> Trees don't make choices and engage in that type of creativity, nor does the forest floor or canopy. From a philosophical point of view, I'd argue that trees and life have much more of the ability to make choices and even express creativity than inanimate objects like a rock or even a computer. IIRC in some courts recently, it was decided that the output of LLMs cannot be copyrighted. It will be interesting to see how this legal case goes.