If this truly works as the pitch describes: > mlejva: Our editor isn't a regular coding editor. You don't actually write code with e2b. then what licensing pr

If this truly works as the pitch describes: > mlejva: Our editor isn't a regular coding editor. You don't actually write code with e2b. then what licensing problems arise from its use? In theory, if you only prompt the AI to write the software, is the software even your intellectual property? It seems like this is a public domain software printing machine if you really aren’t meant to edit the output.