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If we're just talking about what you can do, then these laws aren't going to matter because you can just pirate whatever training material you want.
But that is beside my actual point, which is that there is a practical real-world limit to what you, the little guy, and they, the big guys, can do. That disparity is the privilege that OP way back up at the top mentioned.
I have no idea what that original commenter's opinion on copyright vs training is. Personally I agree with the OP-OP of the whole thread. Training isn't copying, and even if it were the public interest outweighs the interests of the copyright holders in this regard. I'm just saying that in the real world there is a privilege that that the elites and ultra-corps have over us, regardless of what systems we set up unless capitalism and society as a whole is upended.
At this point we're just bickering over semantics.