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It could halt the progress of improving their models and stagnate the whole technology.
That being said, it only halts progress for American companies. Other countries will happily ignore this law and grow beyond our capabilities. I'm not sure if that's better or worse than the current situation.
From what I understand the next rounds of ai are being trained on further refined versions of the same datasets and supplemented with synthetic data.
The damage to existing copyrighted content is already done.
Source: I'm a random internet user
It's all still there. No damage was done.
Well, perceived damage anyway. I can't speak to how IP owners have been effected by LLMs, and I don't believe it would be easy to quantify.