"Copyright is for courts to decide, not for the tool to tell me what I can make"
adamamcbride · x · 2026-11-02
Creator @adamamcbride pushes back on the AI community's copyright stance: whether something is infringement should be decided by courts, not by generative tools pre-censoring what users can create. The quoted tweet highlights the contrast — much of the AI community treats copyright concerns as a boomer take. The exchange reflects ongoing tension between tool-level guardrails and copyright disputes in generative AI.
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