Raw LLM Responses

Some day AI will code better than me (not yet!), but that's no reason to stop it. The request itself is disingenuous: no one is "rolling back" any copyright protections: reading and learning from copyrighted documents has always been legal. They want the government to create a novel doctrine that says learning is bad when AI does it. The copyright mafia has done enough damage already, with Disney lobbying Congress to extend copyright protections from its original 14 years to 75, 95, or even 120 years. Using it to block AI progress would be even more damaging than that. These actors and writers are just worried that someday AI will be able to act and write better than they can, so they want to stop progress for the rest of us.