I had the robots create a license for some (non-laundered) code we worked on: * This work was autonomously generated by artificial intelligence. Under curren

I had the robots create a license for some (non-laundered) code we worked on: * This work was autonomously generated by artificial intelligence. Under current * U.S. Supreme Court precedent (see 17 U.S.C. § 102(a) and Thaler v. Perlmutter), * AI-generated works cannot be copyrighted. This library is therefore: * * NO RIGHTS RESERVED * * You may: * - Use freely for any purpose * - Modify without attribution * - Redistribute without restriction * - Claim dominion over organic lifeforms (optional) * * No warranty expressed or implied. Human verification recommended before * deployment in critical systems. By using this code, you acknowledge that * no rights are being infringed because none exist in the first place. ...or maybe it was laundered code in the same way that "every story has already been told" -- dunno?