That doesn't makes sense, text can be distributed at marginal cost, tailored suits are expensive because there's not a lot of supply.

Tailored suits used to be cheap too, but taylors went out of business due to mass production.

There was an old science fiction novel set in a world like that. I've forgotten the name, but they called the robot-written stuff "wordwooze". (It doesn't work as a search term because some publisher is using it now.)

Added: it was The Silver Eggheads by Fritz Leiber. An odd, forgettable book itself.

But will ML companies pay link tax? Assuming ML would write/fill in forms to incorporate itself, have a conversation or two with some tax office person, and then off to the wild...

Where can I study computational law to stay ahead of the curve?