The legal showdowns between generative AI giants and legacy publishers like The New York Times over LLM training data are reaching a boiling point in federal courts. If Congress steps in to regulate AI copyright, which side should they back?
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A blanket license seems cleaner than a million separate lawsuits nobody can afford.
A federal pool is imperfect, but it is better than pretending consent scales manually.
Fair use cannot just mean any company can scrape everything and call it research.
Creators should not have to discover their work was used after the model is already profitable.
If the rules get too strict, only the biggest AI firms will be able to pay the toll.
That is the irony. Bad regulation could make the giants even harder to challenge.