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> If that code falls under a license that has requirements or restrictions, you are infringing. I think the interesting legal question here will be, are *you*
by BeefWellington 4y ago
> If that code falls under a license that has requirements or restrictions, you are infringing.
I think the interesting legal question here will be, are *you* (the user of the service) infringing, or is *copilot*?
I suspect Copilot's legal team has already worked license terms such that they're passing the buck onto you.
- dkersten 4y agoThat’s a good question.
- chii 4y ago> I suspect Copilot's legal team has already worked license terms such that they're passing the buck onto you. it would seem reasonable that copilot should not be liable for anything that a user instructs it to do.
- zvr 4y agoYou are correct. Copilot is a tool, much like the "copy" command. If you choose to use what it's suggesting, then the fault is completely yours.