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> but rather the risk that AI will spit out code from its training set that belongs to another project. this is everything that it spits out
by blibble 1y ago
> but rather the risk that AI will spit out code from its training set that belongs to another project.
this is everything that it spits out
- ants_everywhere 1y agoThis is an uninformed take
- Groxx 1y agoIt is a legally untested take
- otabdeveloper4 1y agoNo, this is an uninformed take.
- golergka 1y agoWhen model trained on trillions of lines of code knows that inside of a `try` block, tokens `logger` and `.` have a high probability of being followed by `error` token, but almost zero probability of being followed by `find` token, which project does this belong to?
- make3 1y agoEven with an interpretation of LLMs where they only learn through some debatable level of generalization in "pattern matching", they do show some fairly strong ability to contextualize and adapt their outputs to the situation through more than copy-pasting, otherwise they would be completely useless. I get wanting to hate GenAI, for different valid reasons. But this take is incorrect.