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Or Why not find some leaked windows/office source code and try to train a model to reconstruct microsoft software, then open source it? This surely must be lega
by mqus 5y ago
Or Why not find some leaked windows/office source code and try to train a model to reconstruct microsoft software, then open source it? This surely must be legal, they're doing it themselves after all :D
(Maybe bring oracle into this :D)
- devetec 5y agoIt would be legal! But it wouldn't "reconstruct" Microsoft software. The way Copilot works is just that, a copilot. It's not the pilot. It's your own fault for what you do with it, it's just giving you some help along the way.
- eloisius 5y agoSo long as the "copilot" is a black box that no one can inspect, how is it substantially different than me creating a website with a link to download a licensing-stripped version of Microsoft office, but it only gives you a verbatim copy 1/10 times you try it?
- devetec 5y agoThere's an entire academic paper detailing exactly how it works. https://arxiv.org/abs/2107.03374 https://arxiv.org/abs/2107.03374