There were well known examples of copilot reproducing exact code snippets well before this lawsuit (e.g. the Quake's fast inverse square root function). Microso

There were well known examples of copilot reproducing exact code snippets well before this lawsuit (e.g. the Quake's fast inverse square root function). Microsoft dealt with them by simply adding the offending function names to a blocklist. In other words, if your open source project doesn't have such immediately recognizable code and didn't cause a shitstorm on Twitter, chances are copilot is still happily spewing out your exact code, sans the copyright and license info.