Is AI Really Going to Steal All of YOUR Content?

Currently, the OpenAI database relies on data from several sources. When I ask OpenAI where it gets it's information from, it responds:
"My information comes from a variety of sources including academic journals, newspaper articles, magazines, websites, books, and other reliable sources. Specific sources may include government websites, such as the U.S. Census Bureau or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; online databases, such as ProQuest or LexisNexis; and scholarly search engines, such as Google Scholar or JSTOR."

So these are public websites, open source websites, and government agencies (in some cases). But AI and the machine learning algorithms are currently not leveraging your content...yet.

Just in the past week Microsoft announced that they are going to be utilizing ChatGPT within the Bing search results, and though this is not public yet, in the demo the showcase real time "data" being utilizes, with attribution to the websites it used for the information in small, obscure links below the content.

As a content creator, this is not going to be good enough and there are going to be implications to AI engines using businesses content, for their own financial gains and uses.

So how will companies like OpenAI, and coming soon Google Bard, leverage real time content, with appropriate attribution to the original source of the content where they can get full benefit from their content creation efforts?

Love to hear your thoughts and personal insights!