IMO, It will last. It's impossible to roll it back. IMO, if the lawsuit goes to a point where it's likely to be won by copyright owners, Open AI could do the f

IMO, It will last. It's impossible to roll it back. IMO, if the lawsuit goes to a point where it's likely to be won by copyright owners, Open AI could do the following: - Use less sensitive code from big corps they have partnership with for training. I bet MS and other have plenty of such code. - Buy training rights from copyright owners of OSS projects. Many of them have SLAs which allow the owner do much more than the license allows. - Buy rights to train code, and collect generated code with Copilot from a large number of smaller software companies, likely with exclusions for some sensitive parts. MS has a lot of leverage here (discounts, partnerships, etc).