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The reason they don't train the model on their code is specifically because they don't want it accidentally spitting out snippets of their proprietary code, not
by brvsft 3y ago
The reason they don't train the model on their code is specifically because they don't want it accidentally spitting out snippets of their proprietary code, not because the code is "extremely hard to work with."
I'm amazed you called that argument silly while countering with this.
- ShamelessC 3y agoIt is because of both and I agree that your reasoning takes clear precedence. I was merely pointing out the good faith position that “even if they wanted to, they wouldn’t do it”. That definitely wasn’t very clear from my comment however.