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> If their AI uses my code as the basis to generate similar code, how is that not a derivative work? How would you know the LLM used your work specifically and
by marcus0x62 3y ago
> If their AI uses my code as the basis to generate similar code, how is that not a derivative work?
How would you know the LLM used your work specifically and then prove that in court?
- charles_f 3y agoIt's their problem to build lineage in their system. Breach of licence and copyright laws is still illegal even if its very well concealed. Lots of their customers' code is requiring attribution, or specifies acceptable uses (notably, what kind of license the product built with your code is allowed to have). Beyond simple copyright to which anyone can pretend, they're also concealing this.
- marcus0x62 3y ago> It's their problem to build lineage in their system From a practical standpoint, I don’t see how that is true. In order to establish (civil) liability in the United States, someone would have to file suit, survive the inevitable standing challenges, and demonstrate on the preponderance of the evidence that they had been harmed by this conduct. If you can’t prove your code was reproduced by this model, I don’t see how you can successfully do that.