Yes my point is that the prohibition is based on a theory that tiny pieces of code have copyright and so all AI generated code is tainted. If you write code fo

Yes my point is that the prohibition is based on a theory that tiny pieces of code have copyright and so all AI generated code is tainted. If you write code for one company/client then the IP belongs to that company as a work for hire. If you write the same function again for someone else then you would be infringing the first company's copyright - if you truly believe in this theory that little pieces of code have copyright. If you believe in this theory then you need to have a database of all the code you've ever written and be constantly checking every function you write for potential infringement of a previous employer's rights.