<p>dnt offers an opinion on Ken's show about ChatGPT content being
incompatible with the CC-BY-SA license. I don't disagree that it is
incompatible, but I don't think it means a show containing chatGPT
output can't be licensed under CC-BY-SA and posted on HPR, because not
only is the host not able to place any restrictions over the chatGPT
output, but rather no one is.</p>
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