Far as infringement, I’m not sure if you’re talking about copyright law in your comment or how you would prefer legal systems to be designed. You didn’t mention any of the basic rules of copyright that apply to training data. They include the rights to distribute and show the copyrighted works.
Under copyright law, people taking others property to distribute it without their permission is routinely treated as theft. Taking something from someone shared under specific conditions, but not making good on your end, is also treated as a problem. Many voters who aren’t lawyers consider those immoral acts. They also think artists should get some rewards, maybe have rights, and people should honor agreements.
The datasets the AI suppliers have built and shared break many of these laws. That’s where I’m coming from. God commands us to obey the law to be blameless with a more stable society. We can’t just each break the ones we don’t like expecting no consequences.
It makes sense to reform it, though. If you read my link, there should’ve been a proposal you might like that allows the things you want. Assuming a powerful copyright lobby, I drafted the proposal to protect their works (ie money/fame) while allowing anything people can legally access to be used in training AI’s. Their outputs’ copyrights would be treated however peoples’ are (same interpretations). That should cover the vast majority of use cases for model training while blocking infringements, rip offs, etc.