Inspiring artists =/= involuntarily training privately owned LLM’s that charge for access.
Agreed there, which is why it's important to work for open access to the results. The resulting regime won't look much like present-day copyright law, but if we do it right, it will be better for us all.
In other words, instead of insisting that "No one can have this," or "Only a few can have this," which (again) will not be options for works that you release commercially, it's better IMHO to insist that "Everyone can have this."
> In other words, instead of insisting that "No one can have this," or "Only a few can have this,
Please show me where I ever said anything remotely like that. You’re painting my stance as very all or nothing, which is inaccurate.
You’re trying to make me into some caricature that you can grind your axe against, when I’m somebody who doesn’t even agree with modern copyright law. I think we’re past the point of productivity, so I’ll just leave it there. Have a good one
If you want me to hand some of my work over to artists so they can learn and grow and experiment, send them my way. Happy to help.