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Private copying levy was implemented to compensate greedy media industry. This was included in the price of every writable massmedia device in Finland until 2015.
Maybe something similar could be used with AI. Directly compensating for the victims of ip theft would be pretty impossible but the money could be used to fund art programs and such. AI companies would be the ones paying, based on the usage their models have, be it online or self hosted.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_copying_levy
At least in my country, business can ask for a full refund of that unjust tax by declaring the drives are not used to store pirated movies/songs
what about open models, and the proportion they should pay in each country…
Eh, not sure if it will work