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> With software engineers and office work you don’t have legal limitations on who can perform the work Technically true, but if you want the IP to be covered b
by jacquesm 8mo ago
> With software engineers and office work you don’t have legal limitations on who can perform the work
Technically true, but if you want the IP to be covered by copyright you better make sure they're not using AI or you'll find out that there are some serious legal limitations in your future when you aim to either pick up investment or sell your IP.
- cmiles8 8mo agoCorrect. The US has already ruled that there are no IP protections for AI generated content
- visarga 8mo agoAn unqualified statement, the user has copyright over the elements they provide. In an image if they make manual edits for example, those are protected. In a modern agentic codebase the code itself is least valuable, what counts more are the specs and tests.
- jacquesm 8mo agoGood luck with that argument in court.