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I don't understand the issue here. You input GPL code (the headers) and get GPL code out, what do you expect? The more insinuating issue would be if you start

I don't understand the issue here. You input GPL code (the headers) and get GPL code out, what do you expect? The more insinuating issue would be if you started with a innocent seeming function that a typical software developer would write, and ended up with GPL code. Has anyone shown that to happen?

pornel 3y ago
It's not meant to be a useful use-case, but a proof that the training data contains GPL code and the model is capable of reproducing copyrighted code. And yes, the implication is that a different less explicit prompt could still emit copyrighted code.