Wait Amazon? what are they training it on? code hosted on AWS? what kind of mess are we in...? Honestly all this is fine but train it on your own code, you hav

Wait Amazon? what are they training it on? code hosted on AWS? what kind of mess are we in...? Honestly all this is fine but train it on your own code, you have the money to do that, and the scale, why bother us the small fish. What's the worse that can happen, you will have to maybe pay people to write code, maybe start open source sponsor program to get rights to do such things, like based on need of project you might give them free hosting, free services, free etc... for project owners of smaller projects give them all some small grants. If every company did that for such models we will have much better OSS. Also still IMO there really doesn't seem to be much we can do against it in the OSS space atleast, all code is open-source is hence code that's all openly readable, if a model is assumed to be a system that doesn't do 1:1 copy, the grounds seem shaky for legal process. Though honestly I very much want to be wrong, can we like file a lawsuit against such AIs in general, I see a similar problem with DallE looking at copyrighted art... What's next copyrighted music? Can't believe I am saying this but I feel bad for people who have copyrights. Music labels, entertainment empires, big services companies(like Accenture) and such will probably somehow survive, but the smaller people will get crushed. And I say that as someone who primarily pursued Machine Learning in academics until graduation. Maybe getting some "justified" compensation would be achievable...!?