This is a good place to interject a point about copyright training that people overlook, conflate, or don't realize. There are two types of "training on copyri

This is a good place to interject a point about copyright training that people overlook, conflate, or don't realize. There are two types of "training on copyright material" 1.) Training on material that is copyrighted and behind a paywall, but you circumvent the paywall. This is unambiguously illegal, as the material is pay to view. 2.)Training on material that is copyrighted, but free for anyone to consume. This is ambiguous in legality, but right now seems to be leaning in AI training favor - as long as the models don't verbatim share the material. There is also another point about copyright material being ad-supported, and obviously the AI doesn't view/care about ads. There is a decent case to be made that this is illegal, but then is ad blocking actually theft?