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It can be useful just for experimentation, too. You don't have to commit all the code it writes. Most of the time it just feels like an autocomplete that is ac
by andersa 2y ago
It can be useful just for experimentation, too. You don't have to commit all the code it writes.
Most of the time it just feels like an autocomplete that is actually useful, it's scary good at writing the rest of the line exactly the way I was going to.
Anyway, your argument seems much more reasonable than the original post - they're just faffing about copyright which is completely pointless since Microsoft already declared they'll take care of any copyright lawsuits related to Copilot.
- pests 2y ago> it just feels like an autocomplete that is actually useful And a lot of us have been saying these LLM's are nothing but advanced autocompletes... and maybe that isn't a bad thing?
- tflol 2y ago> Microsoft already declared they'll take care of any copyright lawsuits related to Copilot. How very kind of them! edit: it's almost like you, as a user, get a taste of having so much money youre legally untouchable!
- pseudalopex 2y agoMicrosoft declared they will assume liability for commercial customers who can prove they complied with all relevant requirements. You just showed why a broad policy is safer.