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The rest of us will be locked out of easy training data and won't be able to compete. There's loads of BSD code, and to share, all that is required is a link t
by b112 4y ago
The rest of us will be locked out of easy training data and won't be able to compete.
There's loads of BSD code, and to share, all that is required is a link to attributation.
It seems to me, there is money to be made, in getting model data colinked with "saw first" references.
Then, for example, after a github style codebot writes the code for you, it can show a link to "where it learned to help you today!".
There is no technical reason the can't be done, only a business model reason.
That said, I find the comments in this thread strange. Discussion about how tech moves on, and looms and such.
That arg was lost, when people could cut up songs, and slap them together, or cut up 100 textbooks into one. This is settled by endless laws, and caselaw. It isn't a new argument.
Microsoft will lose.