Personally I hope that, at that point, policy doesn't change and instead people start doing something about rights for AI going too far.
AI can produce results 24/7, every day, non-stop, as long as you don't pull the plug. Given the connected nature of the world nowadays, it's also reasonable to assume that all AI will be connected to each other, so we wouldn't even be able to "pull the plug".
So once AI gets copyright, AI will eventually get to patent things. When that happens, AI will rule the world, because there's no end to the things it can come up with.
Imagine the creative genius of a billion Leonardo Da Vinci all being part of a single entity.
AI can produce results 24/7, every day, non-stop, as long as you don't pull the plug. Given the connected nature of the world nowadays, it's also reasonable to assume that all AI will be connected to each other, so we wouldn't even be able to "pull the plug".
So once AI gets copyright, AI will eventually get to patent things. When that happens, AI will rule the world, because there's no end to the things it can come up with.
Imagine the creative genius of a billion Leonardo Da Vinci all being part of a single entity.
No fucking thanks.