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this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2023
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You must define that in legal terms. This is a lawsuit, after all. It's not illegal to "just use" copyrighted work. The words "generative AI" are not in a federal or state bill anywhere in the US.
They can have an "issue of contention" all they want, but if they can't prove anything legally, they have nothing.