Sorry - freedom doesn't mean stealing code and integrating into a commercial product, which is what openai's chatgpt is. If you wish to do so then you _must_ re

Sorry - freedom doesn't mean stealing code and integrating into a commercial product, which is what openai's chatgpt is. If you wish to do so then you _must_ respect the terms of the license agreement. Anything else is theft. Licenses should be updated accordingly, or action taken. You can't just go around, ingest people's code (probably commercially licensed code that's being sent by unaware or inexperienced developers on a daily basis via open ai's "coding" tools, likely including sensitive data), and then spew it out - modified or not. Licenses are quite clear. Even if you modify code, in any way shape or form, you _must_ at least include the original license or the whole code or not do it at all. Wether chat gpt's machine learning tools are "intelligent" or not, these are software products that violate the terms of most open source products out there.