This is the best path forward I think. And it will become increasingly sensible as things continue to evolve. AI wasn't necessary to violate copyright before, and it isn't necessary today.
The determination of copyright violation should be made against the output of the model in the event that someone uses it for commercial purposes.
If the models have a risk of generating copyrighted content, it will be up to the consumers of the system to mitigate that risk through manual review or automated checks of the output.
The determination of copyright violation should be made against the output of the model in the event that someone uses it for commercial purposes.
If the models have a risk of generating copyrighted content, it will be up to the consumers of the system to mitigate that risk through manual review or automated checks of the output.