If it's a mistake then copilot (and by extension both Microsoft and everybody who uses copilot) needs to be held accountable when it makes a "mistake". It's no

If it's a mistake then copilot (and by extension both Microsoft and everybody who uses copilot) needs to be held accountable when it makes a "mistake". It's not alright to steal code from open-source projects like this. This is what I was saying earlier about AI companies talking out of both sides of their mouth; when it's convenient for them they want AI to be treated as a human but whenever something goes wrong they talk about how it's not their fault, the system will get better at this, some problems are inevitable, etc. You don't get to have it both ways.