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Here, here.

I agree sadly the continued rise of AI is inevitable (sorry to sound all Sarah Conners on this) so regulation is the best way to adapt.

Pragmatism over absolute rejection: outright tech bans never hold, but regulation only works if penalties actually hurt. Fining tech giants pocket change won't stop negligence; enforcement needs teeth that disrupt business models to make compliance cheaper than non-compliance.

And even that would be impossible today.

You are absolutely correct. Anyone who thinks this can be pushed back into the bottle is peak delusional

100%, there's no putting the genie back in the bottle

This . We are having a discussion from 10 years ago . AI is here, now we need to deal with it . It's too late to say we don't want it

Make them pay for the copyright material they have accessed already, and make all future content opt-in.

the tech is being developed by techbros and some of the worst and greediest corporations on the planet that absolutely don’t give a shit about you or anyone else. the option to develop this ethically never left the table they just picked the worst choice because the hold everyone in contempt.

It does, but the UK won't do that, sadly.