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Well... the whole training set is licensed, so you can't really get rid of it. I think that the technology they are using for this is just not ready.
by mmastrac 5y ago
Well... the whole training set is licensed, so you can't really get rid of it. I think that the technology they are using for this is just not ready.
- fragmede 5y agoJust retrain the model using properly licensed code? ("just" is doing a ton of heavy lifting, but let's be real, that's not impossibly hard)
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- michaelmrose 5y agoThere is no such thing as properly licensed code because it is a function of the what is legally acceptable for your company and what it intends to do with the work.
- Twirrim 5y agoThere's not many licenses that let you reuse code without including the same headers / licensing blurb. You're in public domain, non-copyleft territory. WTFPL etc.