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Theoretically this could be addressed by looking for the earliest occurence of said code in github and check its license. Sure, there are some edge cases where
by asutekku 4y ago
Theoretically this could be addressed by looking for the earliest occurence of said code in github and check its license. Sure, there are some edge cases where original copyrighted code has been removed and only unlicensed repo remains but it would be better than nothing
- csmpltn 4y ago> "Theoretically this could be addressed by looking for the earliest occurrence of said code in GitHub and check its license." That's a pretty big hash-list you've got there...
- asutekku 4y agoI was thinking of looking at patterns instead of hashes and then do a closer comparison if the pattern matches
- Double_a_92 4y agoThey could create two different AI. One that writes code based on code that supposedly has an allowing license. And one trained on private code or code with a restrictive license that takes code as input, and tells you if it breaks the license.
- mort96 4y agoHow do you find an earliest occurrence of the code? It's not a perfect match, so you can't just look for an identical source code or AST.