Didn't someone just go to jail for this? They were sending invoices to google, fb, and a bunch of other companies, who did actually pay it. Then one day they realized the invoices were for nothing, no services rendered.

So, be careful with your trolling. It might come back to bite you someday, sir or ma'am.

https://www.npr.org/2019/03/25/706715377/man-pleads-guilty-t...

Not quite the same, but it's in the same ballpark. It's a big deal to send fake invoices to companies, even if you believe they're legit.

"included" is a loaded word here. Nobody is getting your content, unaltered, as ChatGPT responses, and if they are it's a bug that'll get fixed.

Besides, the law is far from resolved on this issue, there are a number of pending cases that would need to be resolved before you could so unambiguously claim such as you are.

Do humans also have to pay you money if they read your publications, learn from them and use them in their jobs?

Do you send an invoice for 700K to everyone who looks at and reads your "works" and then remembers them?

If you don't, you're supremely hypocritical.

wow this copyright thing really sounds broken