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This argument, like everything else, is meaningless unless we talk about scale. It's like saying, well, I don't mind if someone sits by the road with pen and paper writing down license plate numbers.

But now, when the scenario is adjusted to be a network of ALPN sensors blanketing an entire metro area, am I just "purposely misleading to try and cripple scary new tech" when I object to such a system?

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I totally get that the scale is massive. But I am failing to see what copyright has to do with it.

I understand that AI is capable of copyright infringement, I too can draw a batman symbol off the top of my head, and it seems the fix for this simply output filtering AI content. But look at any AI-copyright complaint and all they focus on is training.

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