I personally have no problem per se with AI rendering certain tasks or even jobs economically redundant (although I am sceptical about many of the grander claims). What I do find tough to take is that the benefits will accrue to companies who have effectively stolen (and continue to steal) the intellectual output of everyone based on some bullshit fair use ruling for AI training. Hopefully the latter will get walked back and mechanisms and systems will be out in place to more fairly reward human intelligence.

> Hopefully the latter will get walked back and mechanisms and systems will be out in place to more fairly reward human intelligence.

Is there even any actual basis to walk this back at all anymore? It kinda seems like its a done deal and this is the outcome.