Hank Green Tweet Questions AI Fair Use Under Constitution

Retweets by engineers and creators amplify Hank Green's sarcastic post on whether the Constitution's framers would endorse compressing human culture into AI training data as fair use. AI safety researcher Dylan Hadfield-Menell replies that original intent favors broader social benefit over strict rights-holder protection, but stresses both sides must accept scalable licensing instead of wishful fair-use claims. Rightsholders gain legal leverage unavailable to other workers, while the industry may eventually favor IP incentives as data curation grows valuable. No resolution is confirmed.