The masses in this case will continue to access content where they follow applicable rules and terms. They are not being punished, just the open web that's dying.
@alexjc
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System Accountability vs Individual Responsibility in Rule Enforcement
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You're saying that people shouldn't follow rules and laws if they don't want to, and if they don't, then it's the fault of the system for holding them accountable?
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Commercial scrapers violate terms causing platform restrictions
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No, it's about misusers not regular users. The Terms & Conditions of reddit, Twitter, etc. forbid certain kinds of uses, and the scrapers do it anyway knowing its misuse. Increasingly so, and at commercial scale. It's because of them things are incrementally being closed up.
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Beta AI Product Legal Arguments and Commercial Licensing Strategy
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The current version is for non-commercial use because it's "beta" and they're still testing the strength of their legal argument, hehe.
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Rights Management and Privacy Issues Beyond Copyright in AI
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Few of those cases are on the Copyright level — many are about Rights Management, privacy, etc.
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AI Developers Ignore Non-Expressive Use Arguments Without Opposition
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AI developers argue non-expressive use and nobody is challenging them on that! I see your arguments but nobody with money is doing anything…
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Twitter’s Intermediary Service Cut Economic Model
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Nothing you've said here prevents Twitter from taking their cut for providing the intermediary service.
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Twitter Copyright Policy: Creators Get Nothing, Platform Takes Cut
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The report says nothing about Copyright, licensing it nor selling it. Twitter wants a cut as middleman service and holders get nothing as per TOS. The Copyright is worth zero in this transaction. "If you disagree, leave" that's always been the message.
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Twitter Monetizes Data Access Through API Service Licensing Model
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Twitter wants to be paid for the process of storing the data and making it available conveniently via API. They're not selling Copyright, it's a service license.
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AI License and Terms of Service Legal Framework
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Nothing to do with Fair Use, it's a license and ToS question.