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No one is arguing that they don't have the legal right.
But they believe they have the moral right, and they do not.
It doesn't really matter because there is not much content to train AI on in a worthwhile manner. The huge amount of content is mostly hostile retorts, and sarcastic meme banter. AI will be a mess after training on that
I never was arguing against that. Also I'm pretty sure their moral compass was pushed by the feds until he topped himself, so nothing about their bullshit has surprised me since.