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VC backed AI makers and billionaire-ran corporations should definitely pay for the data they use to train their models. The common user should definitely check the licences of the data they use as well.
That is essentially impossible. How are they going to pay each reddit user whose comment the AI analyzed? Or each website it analyzed? We're talking about terabytes of text data taken from a huge variety of sources.
Then it should be treated as what it is, an illegal venture based off of theft. I don't get a legal pass to steal just because the groceries I stole got cooked into a meal and are therefore no longer the groceries I stole.
Firstly copyright infringement is not theft. It's not theft because the grocer still has the groceries. It is a lesser crime which obviously hurts the victim less if at all in some cases.
A summary is also not copyright infringement, it's fair use. Of course copyright holders would love to copyright strike bad reviews (they already do even though it's not illegal).