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Yep. They would have had to filter their training data down to the most permissive licenses to be entirely safe. The WTFPL, CC0, and any others that give full
by blooalien 5y ago
Yep. They would have had to filter their training data down to the most permissive licenses to be entirely safe. The WTFPL, CC0, and any others that give full "do as you please" permissions.
- goodpoint 5y agoWTFPL and CC0 apply to a tiny fraction of FLOSS software. More importantly, just because a chunk of code is published under CC0 on github that does not give you any guarantee that such code is not already breaching an existing copyright. It happened in various occasions that closed source code was leaked into FLOSS projects and if you reuse it you are in breach of the license as well.