Google et al are already stealing their identities by using their content as part of the ML training data. By the way, I wasn’t suggesting that YouTube would r

Google et al are already stealing their identities by using their content as part of the ML training data. By the way, I wasn’t suggesting that YouTube would replace real content creators with AI copies of their originals. I was just making the point that YouTube doesn’t make its money from content creators; it makes it from advertising. So we shouldn’t assume that Google will defend the rights of those creators.