> you can't get around that simply by offloading to an algorithm.
You can ...?
By simply saying existing fair usage rights are limited to be used by humans and not for-profit companies building for-profit products.
You can ...?
By simply saying existing fair usage rights are limited to be used by humans and not for-profit companies building for-profit products.
No matter where you draw the line between "done by computers" and "done by a human simply using a computer as a tool," there will always be a lot of gray area.
Also, if I spend a year creating my masterpiece, and some kid releases a copy of it for free and claims that that's ok just because it's "not for profit," there is still a problem.