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sorry but isn't this just theft²?

• quintu5 10mo ago
  Well you see he ran it through in through an LLM, but LLMs are lossy, so who can say if the output was a direct result of the copyrighted code or if the model focused on his unique prompting words and conjured the output from its own latent space without referencing copyrighted input at all? /s Alternatively, we could take the model makers’ view and say that if they didn’t want their code reused, they wouldn’t have made it publicly accessible on the internet.
  • Natfan 10mo ago
    the model makers opinion is no different than "if she didn't want to be ogled/cat called, she shouldn't have been wearing [insert literally any type of clothing here] when travelling from A to B in a public place"
    • quintu5 9mo ago
      You'll get no argument from me on that interpretation.
• premiumLootBox 10mo ago
  I believe the OP already said he used AI.
• mikert89 10mo ago
  the time is coming when you can take screenshots of an app and generate a full backend. we are no where near the limits of what we are about to see happen to software. idk whats legal, but its soon an irrelevant question
  • Natfan 10mo ago
    legality will soon be an irrelevant question? i genuinely fear the world which you would to usher into existence