I will be honest -- I have done little work or used chatgpt, co-pilot, or other [ai code] generation tool. I can understand why they have done this, though. I

I will be honest -- I have done little work or used chatgpt, co-pilot, or other [ai code] generation tool. I can understand why they have done this, though. I mean, any question you ask is going to be logged as well as the output/reply. I do wonder if there are some legalities to this decision not just the quality of code being (simply) copied and pasted into projects. For example, lets say I create a game and its 90% code from chatgpt, and I sell the game on steam for some pennies. Could the company behind chatgpt claim some kind of ownership... even if I modified the generated code most of the time? Afterall, they can see the questions I have asked, and the results generated. I am sure they could figure out the projects its for and investigate, right? Obviously free/opensource projects is a little different... but there could be other legal factors unless they specify "we do not accept ai generated code" or similar. It is certainly something I would put in place for my own public projects.