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Not Microsoft and not Copilot, but Amazon is encouraging us to use CodeWhisperer at work. That being said I don't think the CodeWhisperer model was trained on n
by belval 4y ago
Not Microsoft and not Copilot, but Amazon is encouraging us to use CodeWhisperer at work. That being said I don't think the CodeWhisperer model was trained on non-permissive data so maybe that's why.
https://aws.amazon.com/codewhisperer/faqs/ https://aws.amazon.com/codewhisperer/faqs/
- JohnFen 4y agoWhere does the FAQ say that? I see that it says it was trained, in part, on open source code. That's pretty vague in terms of determining permission.
- belval 4y agoThat's why I said "I think", it's not really clear. That being said: > Will CodeWhisperer produce code that looks similar to its training data > If CodeWhisperer detects that its output matches particular open-source training data, the built-in reference tracker will notify you with a reference to the license type (for example, MIT or Apache) and a URL for the open-source project. They seem to at least have some protections in place to prevent CodeWhisperer from spitting out existing code without attribution as shown in the Twitter thread. They also only mention MIT and Apache.