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ChatGPT trained on my GitHub code and I wasn't paid anything at all. Is that preferable?

• ClumsyPilot 4y ago
  "Since someone screwed me, they should screw you"? Crab bucket mentality?
  • flangola7 4y ago
    No one is screwing anyone. I also learned from reading GitHub code and continue to do so. I haven't "screwed" the original code authors by forming an abstract memory of their code. Any country that tries to forbid this will be torpedoing their economic competitiveness against countries that allow it.
    • xbar 4y ago
      This is a common fallacious argument.
      • flangola7 4y ago
        What is "this" ?
• krisoft 4y ago
  > Is that preferable? I don’t see why you are asking this. Which part of my comment made you think it is preferable?
• jacobr1 4y ago
  It might also be wrong, yes. I have plenty of code licensed under very permissive licenses that still requires attribution. It is an open question of how much the AI system is a "derived" work in a specific, technical sense. And it probably will remain hard, since the answer is probably on a continuum.