Currently some act like it is fine to translate a project and change the license.

Recently Casey Muratori said in a adjacent context that the microsoft AI push may be related to the fact that they have a long standing and elaborate codebase. A large historic software company could have advantages to train models. They could provide extra value with their IP.

Now their IP is potentially in their models and accessible to anyone. If they actually train models on their IP, anyone could implement their APIs and slap a GPL license on it.

At that point, things will get very interesting.

They were already quite meaningless since nearly every FOSS copyright owner doesn't sue violators.