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Depends on what code they wrote. If they used LLMs to write it, it could contain proprietary nvidia parts. Someone would then have to review that, but can't, be
by M95D 8mo ago
Depends on what code they wrote. If they used LLMs to write it, it could contain proprietary nvidia parts. Someone would then have to review that, but can't, because maybe the nvidia code that came from the LLM isn't even public.
So the strategy to publish independently, wait and see if nvidia lawyers have anything to say about it, would be a very smart move.
- ddtaylor 8mo agoThe Oracle case was about the stubs of the API being considered copyrighted I believe. The argument wasn't that Google used any of their code, it was that by using the same functional names they were making a thought crime.