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lol, ask the software industry whether or not their "past the point of caring" about the licenses on their software. Whether it's an OSS license or a commercia
by rswail 7mo ago
lol, ask the software industry whether or not their "past the point of caring" about the licenses on their software.
Whether it's an OSS license or a commercial license, both are dependent on copyright as the underlying IP Right.
The courts have so far (in the US) agreed with the Copyright office's reasoning.
Use an LLM as a tool, mostly OK.
Use it to create source from scratch, no copyright as the author isn't human.
Use it to modify existing software, the result is only copyright on whatever original remains.
- hparadiz 7mo agoThe entire industry is right now encouraging LLM use all day everyday at big corps including mine. If your argument is the code we are producing isn't copyright of our employers you won't get very far. Call it the realpolitik of tech if you want.