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Unfortunately, they're not since it barfs out code verbatim sometimes and gives no attribution. So again, they can say whatever they want, it doesn't make it so
by fartcannon 4y ago
Unfortunately, they're not since it barfs out code verbatim sometimes and gives no attribution. So again, they can say whatever they want, it doesn't make it so.
- georgyo 4y agoJust because you say it's violating copyright and licensing doesn't make it so. If the courts don't agree then there is no penalty. It would legally be fair use. It does not matter what you or I think. You are arguing that it is wrong, but very clearly many lawyers disagree with you.
- fartcannon 4y agoJust because it hasn't been tested in court yet doesn't mean it's legal, my friend. It's an easy fix. Ask each dev for permission or provide attribution as per each license when the same code comes out of the model. Easy peasy.