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More intellectual property enforcement is not good, even if it's done to people you don't like. Because it's also going to be brought down on you
It isn't, though.
I'm an incredibly small bean, policing data at this scale is borderline impossible, and we already demonstrated (via RIAA/MPAA wack-a-mole enforcement efforts) that this isn't profitable in any meaningful sense.
The only people who really benefit from this kind of legislation are Mega-Corps who want to compel one another at some macro level.
The real end goal here is to force OpenAI to purge it's model of images captured from Marvel or Disney or some WB property. Nobody is coming for your home rolled desktop image generator.
Yuzu and YouTube-DL are two real examples of copyright holders coming for your "home rolled" (in reality trained at a cost of millions of dollars in a datacenter) desktop image generator.
Yuzu was implicated in the "Tears of the Kingdom" leak, not just the emulation.
YouTube-DL is a 17-year-old application that still continues to appear to be widely available despite the take-down notice.
Neither are what I'd call "home rolled". They're both widely published and distributed.