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Since the training data is basically the “source code” via this reasoning, does that mean there are trade secret claims (source code theft) to be made against G
by johnrob 2y ago
Since the training data is basically the “source code” via this reasoning, does that mean there are trade secret claims (source code theft) to be made against GenAI companies? The argument would be that sites like SO, Reddit, etc implicitly grant permission to read the “code”, but not to “run in production”.
- cma 2y agoYou can't post code to stack overflow and have it still be considered a trade secret, it would have to be under some different area of law.