At the Aspen Ideas Festival, while discussing copyright issues involved in the AI company's training model process, Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI CEO, stated that the default social contract for many open network content is to allow for such use. Since the 1990s, the social contract for network content has been based on the principle of fair use, which means that anyone can copy, rebuild, or reproduce publicly available content. Existing intellectual property laws have some flexibility, and this flexibility faces challenges in the AI era. AI technology can process and generate large amounts of data and content in a short period of time, and this ability may disrupt existing knowledge production and distribution methods. Suleyman believes that the economics of information will undergo fundamental changes, 'because we will reduce the cost of producing knowledge to marginal cost zero.' (Yicai)