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I haven't said whether it's fair or not but oversimplifying a complex topic isn't going to shed any light. Where you like it or not this is an undecided area b
by andybak 3y ago
I haven't said whether it's fair or not but oversimplifying a complex topic isn't going to shed any light.
Where you like it or not this is an undecided area both legally and morally. Pretending it's clear cut is either disingenuous or delusional.
- simion314 3y agoI think we agree , there is no clear line or clear answer. My simple example is to show that is not as simple as "the AI earned from N devs GPL code and now it can spit new original code without ZERO concerns", we know how this stuff works and that it can spit out the exact training input in some cases. So IMO a judge should ask the question "from how many people you need to steal, mix the input to be sure the output is actually original". And about the thing "if I read someone code it is not stealing" , hyumans are different and even for humans it is not allowed to read the code of your competitor and then write new code using that knowledge.