> Last time the US Supreme Court basically said "Android is too important, we have to declare its use of Java API fair use." Yes, I remember that case. I do th

> Last time the US Supreme Court basically said "Android is too important, we have to declare its use of Java API fair use." Yes, I remember that case. I do think a hefty fine can be sufficient here though. Meta has been paying out court ordered fines for years, none of which dent their growth much. And current models are trained on those models + datasets are scrubbed more vigorously now so future rehashes of this shouldn't be an issue. Also, most data online has already been hoovered up, according to Ilya the former Chief Scientist of OpenAI, so this will likely not pop back up again. But good point, courts are often more practical given the law than we perceive them to be.