How is Perplexity different from running a Jupyter Notebook or anything, really that lets you download a web page programmatically? I can spin up an AWS instan

How is Perplexity different from running a Jupyter Notebook or anything, really that lets you download a web page programmatically? I can spin up an AWS instance, login then run `python` and scrape the BBC's content as much as I want. Why aren't they suing Amazon (and every other company that lets you download stuff via their systems) for providing the same functionality? A very old argument: If you don't want people scraping or downloading your content don't put it on the (public) Internet! Imagine we had LLM-like functionality in the 1980s: Sony announces a new VCR that can read a recorded news show and print out a summary on a connected Imagewriter II. People start using it to summarize the publicly-broadcast BBC news programs. Today's scenario would be like the BBC sues Sony for providing that functionality.