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this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2025
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In my humble opinion, the most important aspect here is that it shouldn't be possible to copyright ai-generated works. They are trained on the collective body of human intellectual product, the entire public domain, if you will, and in turn whatever is produced should be public domain, and available to everyone.
Certainly an AI company may charge for usage/distribution and generation of content to fund their endeavours, but that is about the limit of it as I see.