> I’d rather pay real human authors and artists for their creativity than openAI. So would I. You've just demonstrated one of the many reasons that any kind of

> I’d rather pay real human authors and artists for their creativity than openAI. So would I. You've just demonstrated one of the many reasons that any kind of LLM tax that redistributes money to supposedly aggrieved "creators" is a bad idea. While by no means the only argument or even one of the top ones, if an author has a clearly differentiated product from LLM generated content (which all good authors do) why should they also get compensated because of the existence of LLMs? The whole thing is just "someone is making money in a way I didn't think about, not fair!"