I think it can be IP theft, and also require labor negotiations. And global technical infrastructure for people to opt-in to having their data trained on. And a

I think it can be IP theft, and also require labor negotiations. And global technical infrastructure for people to opt-in to having their data trained on. And a method for creators to be compensated if they do opt-in and their work is ingested. And ways for their datasets to be audited by third parties. It sounds like a pipedream, but ethical enforcement of AI training across the globe will require multifaceted solutions that still won't stamp out all bad actors.