Comment on All web "content" is freewareparentComments−still_grokking2yBut you're not running Microsoft's Windows. You're running the output of an AI! And as everybody knows, there is no copyright on the output of an AI.The (real-time) training of the AI was also completely legal, as an AI may train on anything found on the web, as that's freeware anyway.The AI never stored or stores any copyrighted material. It just learns from it. Now in revolutionary real-time!So how could wget.ai, or anything produced by it, be considered illegal? Using data found on the web to train AI models is fair use after all!
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But you're not running Microsoft's Windows. You're running the output of an AI! And as everybody knows, there is no copyright on the output of an AI.
The (real-time) training of the AI was also completely legal, as an AI may train on anything found on the web, as that's freeware anyway.
The AI never stored or stores any copyrighted material. It just learns from it. Now in revolutionary real-time!
So how could wget.ai, or anything produced by it, be considered illegal? Using data found on the web to train AI models is fair use after all!