I've been wondering if there's some way to put something into legally-defensible clickwrap around one's own content to deter or annoy misuse. https://news.ycom

I've been wondering if there's some way to put something into legally-defensible clickwrap around one's own content to deter or annoy misuse. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42774179 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42774179 TLDR: Use contract law so that I provide my content and they give me rights to all outputs. So if anybody doing this can prove Acme Model contains their artwork, and Acme Model was used to generate some scenes used in a major movie, then Acme has already given the artist a right to share/resell those scenes. If Acme Inc. "sold" exclusive rights to a movie-studio, then either (A) they broke the contact with every contributor, or (B) they lied to the studio in that other contract. Remember, the goal isn't some amazing "gotcha" where the latest blockbuster movie becomes public domain, but rather to create chronic legal pain and risk for companies like Acme so that they stop stealing stuff.