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Same here. Anyone that works in a highly-regulated industry doing software (e.g. finance, healthcare) is probably not going to see much AI pressure on programme
by briHass 3y ago
Same here. Anyone that works in a highly-regulated industry doing software (e.g. finance, healthcare) is probably not going to see much AI pressure on programmers until the legal quagmire is cleared up. There are privacy concerns with the data, the same ownership/copyright problems often discussed, and ultimately, there needs to be someone (a human) to take accountability (blame) if everything falls down horribly.
- slaymaker1907 3y agoI don’t think GPT is legally possible, at least for code generation. AI companies are completely delusional in thinking that they can just use whatever they find on the internet, regardless of license. Regardless of court outcomes, artists, writers, and FOSS devs will lobby congress if necessary to stop this this nonsense. OpenAI has done less than 1% of the work that makes ChatGPT work, most of the work was in producing the training data, and yet OpenAI receives 100% of the profits.