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My problem with this conversation is how we can have a 200 comment thread without anyone providing any kind of proof to these claims. Is there any instance of t
by rockbruno 4y ago
My problem with this conversation is how we can have a 200 comment thread without anyone providing any kind of proof to these claims. Is there any instance of this bot printing an actual copyrighted algorithm instead of a mundane uncopyrighteable piece of logic?
- sascha_sl 4y agoOne of the earliest examples was Copilot printing Quake's fast inverse square root verbatim, including swearing in a comment. Quake's source code is GPL. There are plenty more if you're willing to look.
- Xunjin 4y agoThe famous “burden of proof” fallacy. In the end, I'm eager to anyone who can prove it, sue them and see the results from it.
- dgb23 4y agoThere are examples of it providing literal copies of code without attribution etc.