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If this were true, then they would have trained it on all of MS's proprietary source code too.
by tyingq 4y ago
If this were true, then they would have trained it on all of MS's proprietary source code too.
- nl 4y agoIt is true. And that doesn't follow at all.
- tyingq 4y agoThere's enough examples of it regurgitating longish verbatim code out there, and not just comments or GPL license text. If they are comfortable training it on code that isn't licensed for unrestricted copy/paste, I don't personally understand why they can't train it on their own code that's also not licensed for that. Edit: They even added 'q rsqrt,' to their banned word list to squelch an example of long verbatim code passages. Basically, it's not that I don't understand your explanation. It's that it does emit long passages of unchanged code in practice, for whatever real-world reason.