But you out the solution right there in your prediction. We need updated licenses that forbid the use in AI training and real teeth if it can be shown that content was illegally used in a training set.
It might be too late with the amount of data already ingested, but, hell, second best time to plant a tree and all that.
I'm not even sure how copyright will work with AI generated content.
How is the copyright distributed amongst the program, the programmer, the company distributing the program, the user that enters the input, the author that wrote the input, the authors of content ingested by the program, etc.
It might be too late with the amount of data already ingested, but, hell, second best time to plant a tree and all that.