Copyright Office Recasts AI Training // AIDRAN

The institutional consequence is that training data stops being treated as an engineering input and starts being treated as a rights-cleared supply chain. The Bluesky post matters because it binds a familiar artist complaint to the Copyright Office's fair-use position ^[1], giving legal teams a simpler internal question than the public debate ever produced: can this dataset survive discovery?

Copyright Office Turns AI Training Into A Licensing Fight

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