> The court of law would probably have you unveil and tear apart your process and find that you were trying to plagiarize in a roundabout way. This is the whol

> The court of law would probably have you unveil and tear apart your process and find that you were trying to plagiarize in a roundabout way. This is the whole idea. Copilot is spitting out considerable chunks of code that is licensed under GPL and it will be up to GitHub to prove that Copilot is not trying to plagiarize this code in a roundabout way. In the very least, Copilot should have separate data stores for different groups of licenses: public domain, attribution-only, copyleft, etc.. That would already make it much more usable than the current "here's some code, it came from I don't know where, don't ask me" that literally looks like black market deals except they are GitHub-branded.