Both sides are wrong on this actually. Computer generated code has no copyright protection. >The U.S. Copyright Office (USCO) and federal courts have consisten

Both sides are wrong on this actually. Computer generated code has no copyright protection. >The U.S. Copyright Office (USCO) and federal courts have consistently ruled that AI-generated works—where the expressive elements are determined by the machine, even in response to a human prompt—lack the necessary human creative input and therefore cannot be copyrighted. All this code is public domain. Your employees can publish "your" AI generated code freely and it won't matter how many tokens you spent generating it. It is not covered by copyright.