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As a legal matter, this lack of information should not be interpreted as permission to copy materials. AI training involves the making of copies. Under the Berne Convention and basically every national law, copying requires explicit consent from the rights owner unless a copyright exception applies. There was no need for a rightsholder to say anything on its content. Any use not expressly permitted was, by definition, excluded. And it would have been especially odd to expressly reserve AI rights before AI existed.
