Here's my humble opinion... my honest opinion is...

copy other people’s work at massive scale, monetize the output, and then reduce traffic to the very people producing the source material

, eventually you destroy your own supply chain. Microsoft’s internal analysis reportedly called this a “doom loop,” while its data showed Copilot could reduce NYT click-throughs by as much as 93% versus traditional Bing.

Who owns the work, who gets paid, and who gets to decide how someone else’s labor is used?

Technology should amplify human creativity—not quietly turn millions of people’s lifetime work into raw material while cutting them out of the economic loop.

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Here's my humble opinion... my honest opinion is...

If the business model is **copy other people’s work at massive scale, monetize the output, and then reduce traffic to the very people producing the source material**, eventually you destroy your own supply chain. Microsoft’s internal analysis reportedly called this a “doom loop,” while its data showed Copilot could reduce NYT click-throughs by as much as 93% versus traditional Bing.

Help me understand beyond  *“Can AI do this legally?”* To something like:

**Who owns the work, who gets paid, and who gets to decide how someone else’s labor is used?**

Technology should amplify human creativity—not quietly turn millions of people’s lifetime work into raw material while cutting them out of the economic loop.