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>Your examples aren't really helping your case. Spelling has very little to do with copyright. Dictionary words are public domain. And copyright isn't there to protect your spelling. ur right, IP is not there to protect my spelling, but try to get something littered with typos and grammatical errors published... as someone with dyslexia spellcheck alone has opened doors for me that would have otherwise been closed. ​ >anyone who commissions a painting from an artist and asks them to paint their dog, could just claim to be an artist and the creator of the piece. you are ignoring the HUMAN who actually did the work and what if they *had* used AI to help them create that painting of your dog, are you arguing they should not be paid in that case? ​ >In the same way that when you enter keywords into google ... AI will search the internet for what artists have created, and use their creations to spit out a result based on combining those results. it's more complicated than a search result, and again, i'm not arguing those original content creators should not be paid. to go with your example it's more like using photoshop and a set of filters to modify an image i could argue the output file is new IP because the results... were it not for me... would not exist. that in no way absolves me of my obligations to the original photo creator, tho.