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At least with LLM providers, they have your prompts and output, and if they wanted to, they could identify what code was AI generated or not. Maybe they can be
by heavyset_go 8mo ago
At least with LLM providers, they have your prompts and output, and if they wanted to, they could identify what code was AI generated or not.
Maybe they can be subpoenaed, maybe they can sell the data to parties who care like legal teams, maybe they can make it service anyone can plug a GitHub repo into, etc.
- ivan_gammel 8mo agoDo you really think anyone is ready to spend money on legal to prove that some piece of code is public domain/has no author? That’s an expensive bet with uncertain outcome. And of course you can recover some information only if logs exist, which might not be the case, especially if local inference was used.
- BoredomIsFun 8mo agoJokes on you - I run LLMs only locally, and besides the most widely deployed code generating tool AFAIR is JetBrain tiny ~200M LLM, builtin into their IDE.