In case that print is meant by inferior product: The same argument could've been brought up for Napster, where traditional distribution via CD printing through music labels are the inferior product driving the superior one out of business. Or rather it's big labels suing Napster out of business.
I also hold a dislike for the copyright lobby, but this matter is serious. The question of whether the training of LLM's with copyrighted data is a legitimate one, as OpenAI did not just use contributions from large media outlets like NYT but capitalized on small contributions from individual contributors.
A ruling in favor of copyright would force OpenAI to shut down - but given their impressive demo of the tech, I hope we'd see more open and accessible versions of these models emerge.
As impressive as ChatGPT is, I dislike having my access to information governed by some large corporate entity. I also dislike a company directly capitalizing on my contributions without my explicit consent.