> It's all very clear when you mentally replace "LLM" with "text completion driven by compressed training data". This isn't what LLMs are, of course, but what

> It's all very clear when you mentally replace "LLM" with "text completion driven by compressed training data". This isn't what LLMs are, of course, but what some political groups insist they are so they can strengthen copyright law by pointing to LLMs as "theft". It's all very pro-Disney, of course.