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> and certainly not on Stack Overflow where you agreed to have everything under the CC license Does OpenAI comply with the CC-BY-SA 4.0 license terms? AFAIK (I
by mattashii 2y ago
> and certainly not on Stack Overflow where you agreed to have everything under the CC license
Does OpenAI comply with the CC-BY-SA 4.0 license terms? AFAIK (I don't use their products, so don't know much), they don't actually include 'derived from original by ...' and 'licensed CC-BY-SA 4.0' in their works, and StackOverflow has no rights to relicense the content to a different license.
- arp242 2y agoI don't know; I think the exact legal status of copyright and training is still unclear at this moment. OpenAI claims it's all "fair use"; others disagree. Thus far it's untested in court AFAIK, although there's some procedures on-going. I'm not defending Stack Overflow and/or OpenAI here; I also pretty much stopped all my contributions for various reasons. I'm just saying it's fine for them to have reasonable protections against sour grape deletions, and that GDPR has nothing to say about this.