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I keep saying that, but y'all keep hatin'
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This was not an argument about how everyone who has talked about avoiding or abolishing IP law is the same or has the same intentions, this was an argument about how AI is utterly dependent upon unlicensed content, and as evidence goes, them saying 'gosh we really need to be able to skirt/get rid of/whatever this to keep going' is, regardless of the complexities of the situation, in itself evidence of that fact.
The specifics of their particular flavor of opposition to being bound by IP law, while interesting, don't particularly matter to that argument. But thanks for the added context.