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Did they fixed the licensing dangers?

• xaedes 4y ago
  As they don't mention it I doubt it. Tabnine, a similar competitor, explicitly mentions this on their website: " Tabnine only uses open-source code with permissive licenses for our Public Code trained AI model (MIT, Apache 2.0, BSD-2-Clause, BSD-3-Clause). " Other commenters here say the completion quality is worse than Copilot. I use Tabnine for local short completions only and am quite happy with it. Didn't try Copilot yet.
• CryZe 4y ago
  You apparently can "opt out of public code" now. I didn't find an explanation for whether that properly limits it to permissive licenses though. Update: It seems like they check whether the code it emits matches the training set and if it does it won't suggest it.
• BrandonJung 4y ago
  No they did not. You have to train on only fully permissive code to ensure that is not a problem