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Microsoft doesn't come away a winner either in that scenario. They're left with a product that can infect their customer's code with unwanted license, not to me

Microsoft doesn't come away a winner either in that scenario. They're left with a product that can infect their customer's code with unwanted license, not to mention questions about the ethics of reproducing code to such a level of fidelity that you trigger the license.

Proven 4y ago
eCa 4y ago
> They're left with a product that can infect their customer's code with unwanted license Which is why the company I work for has banned Copilot (a decision I agree with).