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Only if the end result of that training is also something public. OpenAI shouldn't be making money on anything except ads if they're using copyright material without paying for it.
I was trained on copyrighted material... I guess I should work for free
Why an exception for ads if you're going that route? Wouldn't advertisers deserve the same protections as other creatives?
Personally, since they're not making copies of the input (beyond what's transiently required for processing), and they're not distributing copies, I'm not sure why copyright would come into play.