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GitHub/MSFT/OpenAI’s stance is that training AI models is fair use and doesn’t require a license. It doesn’t matter what kind of license you slap on the code. I

GitHub/MSFT/OpenAI’s stance is that training AI models is fair use and doesn’t require a license. It doesn’t matter what kind of license you slap on the code. If you don’t think it should be fair use the solution is getting governments to amend copyright law to clarify fair use, not a new software license.

JohnFen 3y ago
> If you don’t think it should be fair use the solution is getting governments to amend copyright law to clarify fair use True, assuming that GitHub/MSFT/OpenAI's stance is correct. Just because they have that stance doesn't mean it is[1]. In the end, these gray areas will be decided in court. [1] I personally think it probably is, which is why I removed all of my stuff from the open web and these sorts of services -- I see no other way to prevent this use of my data.