> If I now go one step further and use an LLM to summarize content because the authentic presentation is so riddled with ads, JavaScript, and pop-ups, that the

> If I now go one step further and use an LLM to summarize content because the authentic presentation is so riddled with ads, JavaScript, and pop-ups, that the content becomes borderline unusable, then why would the LLM accessing the website on my behalf be in a different legal category as my Firefox web browser accessing the website on my behalf? Because quantity has a quality of its own. I say this as someone who is on the side of pro local user commands how local compute works, but understand why companies are reacting to how cheap LLMs are making information discovery against their own datasets