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Yes, thank you this is exactly what I was looking out for in the announcement. Was looking for a way to instruct CodePilot to abide by the following rules: -
by filereaper 4y ago
Yes, thank you this is exactly what I was looking out for in the announcement.
Was looking for a way to instruct CodePilot to abide by the following rules:
- Only use Apache v2, MIT or BSD licensed work for its recommendations. (Or a specific license set)
- Only use code trained on public repositories.
- Provide code attributions of the source code where the recommendations originate from.
I'm not sure if the last point is possible given these GPT type architectures but it would really help during code reviews.
- jenadine 4y ago> Only use Apache v2, MIT or BSD licensed Even if you use code under these license, you are still supposed to credit the authors by reproducing the license. So you need to know where it came from. Do you credit all the software the model was trained on?
- filereaper 4y agoWe're not using any ML based machine generated source code. The remaining use of OSS code has attributions.
- tick_tock_tick 4y ago> Do you credit all the software the model was trained on. That's a brilliant idea everyone can just copy and past the exact same attribution file and be done with it.
- capableweb 4y ago"Just" copy paste a multi GB file with endless lines of authors? Brilliant? I might be missing something here.