When I look at github code, it's only stored in my brain and personal notes, not packaged into a product as a trained ML model. When I reproduce code based on

When I look at github code, it's only stored in my brain and personal notes, not packaged into a product as a trained ML model. When I reproduce code based on something I looked up, I do indeed have to be careful not to explicitly copy sizable chunks, somethings are obvious and the only way to do things, but not everything. What users and copyright holders expect from humans does not automatically apply to marginally similar situations with computers and ML applications. For example: if I'm walking down the street I don't mind at all if someone recognizes me or a stranger remembers seeing me later, I'm actually rather bothered if someone (or the state) is running facial recognition software and recording every time it see me or anyone else walking down the street.