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OK, then just use existing copyright licensing: If a permissive, biz-friendly license (Apache 2.0, maybe others) is found in a given Repo, then it can be used
by mring33621 4y ago
OK, then just use existing copyright licensing:
If a permissive, biz-friendly license (Apache 2.0, maybe others) is found in a given Repo, then it can be used in training set
Otherwise, the repo cannot be used in a training set
- mbreese 4y agoAnd then every snippet ever created with that trained data would have to include an acknowledgement for every repository included in the training set. The LICENSE file would be longer than the rest of the code. (FWIW, I agree with you theoretically, but practically it's hard to get your head around what the ramifications of that would mean)
- leni536 4y agoMany permissive licenses (including Apache 2.0) require attribution.
- coredog64 4y agoIf Joe Bag’O’Donuts copies and pastes LGPL code into his own personal repository that has MIT license attached, is it safe for Copilot to train on it? I’m really of the opinion that MS needs to document the training set and include a high bar for inclusion of additional repos.