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If or when they go bankrupt or reach agi, they will just delete them. I hope Anna's archive already has them anyways. Apparently openai's newest unreleased model, gpt 6, is capable of continuous training at Inference time, like a person is. That might be enough to delete them

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If 23andMe's genetic records were acquired (along with the company itself) by a different entity, why wouldn't this data as well?

Those records are far, far smaller.

And that’s why imo the outrage should be about copyright law not the businesses. I think it’s a hard problem to solve but right now with copyright on new books being the life of the author + 70 years it’s a bit silly.

The only way to gatekeep a book behind payment should be, if it is in print.

I like this and think it could make a lot of sense but you would need to thoughtfully tie it to volume or something similar. I could see publishers gaming the system. I would also add that once it drops out of print that it should belike generic drugs. Anyone can use it. IMO making it quicker free use stops most of what this article is describing.

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