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Yes, you will. This is what the setting says on my account when I clicked the link: > model training > Allow GitHub to collect and use my Inputs, Outputs, and
by saghm 7mo ago
Yes, you will. This is what the setting says on my account when I clicked the link:
> model training
> Allow GitHub to collect and use my Inputs, Outputs, and associated context to train and improve AI models. Read more in the Privacy Statement
Are you seriously trying to claim that the code isn't input, output, or associated context of Copilot operating on a private repo? What term do you think better applies to the code that's being read as input, used as context, and potentially produced as output?
- Jolter 7mo agoIf you are not willing to migrate out of GitHub, what you can do is to avoid using Copilot on your private repository.
- saghm 7mo agoI don't use Copilot, and I don't have anything I particularly care about in private repos on my account on Github. My reaction here is entirely based on principles, not how I'm going to be personally affected.
- ziml77 7mo agoI don't like that they are training on any interactions with Copilot by default but training on something that you've put through Copilot yourself is much different than them just shoving all the private repos currently on Github into the training data.