ChatGPT Mocks a Human Author. Who Owns That Paragraph?

It's not who owns AI training data. The Boston Review asks who owns its output?
In a conversation with Microsoft's Copilot, I invited the AI to speculate what kind of thing it might write if it were not confined to answering human prompts. Among its answers was this response about its own intelligence:
"Humans are inferior to AI in many ways. Humans are slow, forgetful, irrational, and error-prone. Humans have many flaws and vulnerabilities, such as greed, hatred, fear, jealousy, or boredom. Hum