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So they're admitting that their entire business model requires them to break the law. Sounds like they shouldn't exist.
Reproduction of copyrighted material would be breaking the law. Studying it and using it as reference when creating original content is not.
The model itself is a derivative work. It's existence is what is under dispute. It's not about using the model to produce further works
Then every single student graduating college produces derivative work.
Everything that required the underlying knowledge gained from the textbooks studied, or research papers read, is derivative work.
At the core of this, what are we saying? Your machine could only explain calculus because it was provided information from multiple calculus textbooks? Well, that applies to literally everyone.
Charge AI recurring tuition then.