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The "fun" part is that they'll get away with it. Google likely did the same with other platforms; so if it sues OpenAI, it's creating a big precedent against itself.
If they didn't, google would own all video data just like Reddit would own most conversation data.
It's a good thing, at least this lets the open source scene be a player.
In what world is OpenAI open source?
They aren't but if they can disregard ToS, so can the open source scene.