Machine translations do not contain a literal quote of the source material, yet are covered by copyright. For instance, binary executables do not quote the sour

Machine translations do not contain a literal quote of the source material, yet are covered by copyright. For instance, binary executables do not quote the source code. I predict that the LLM will be regarded as a binary-like machine translation of the source materials. Lossiness is a red herring. You can't claim that a JPEG photograph doesn't violate copyright because JPEG is lossy.