Eryk Salvaggio imagines A New Contract for Artists in the Age of Generative AI, and we're pretty much on the same page regarding copyright: "Copyright is insufficient to understand these issues. We also need to consider the role of data rights: the protections we offer to people who share information and artistic expression online. Generative AI is an opportunity to re-evaluate our relationships with the data economy, centered on a deepening tension between open access and consent. 
On the one hand, those who want a vibrant commons want robust research exceptions. We want to encourage remixes, collage, sampling, reimagining. We want people to look at what exists, in new ways, and offer new insights into what they mean and how. On the other hand, those who want better data rights want people to be comfortable putting effort and care onto writing, art making, and online communication. That’s unlikely to happen if they don’t feel like they own and control the data they share, regardless of the platforms they use."
As i've said many times here: Generative AI means a forceful return of the old Digital Rights Movement of Own Your Data.