> were found to be derivative works of their training set, it would follow almost directly that their output is also a derivative work I doubt so. Let's say Ha

> were found to be derivative works of their training set, it would follow almost directly that their output is also a derivative work I doubt so. Let's say Harry Potter is in the training set and you ask the LLM to generate a quick sort function in C, is that quick sort function a derivative of Harry Potter? What if you ask the LLM to output some known public domain work? That leads to a contradiction where according to one definition, the work is public domain and according to the other, it is a derivative of Harry Potter. It seems to me that there's no other option but to consider each output on its own merit.