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senorqa | 6 months ago

> The copyright status of LLM-generated code is of concern to many developers; if LLM-generated code ends up being subject to somebody's copyright claim, accepting it into the kernel could set the project up for a future SCO-lawsuit scenario.

Ain't that anticipatory obedience?

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DiabloD3|6 months ago

Yes, but two fold.

There is no reason why I can't sue every single developer to ever use an LLM and publish and/or distribute that code for AGPLv3 violations. They cannot prove to the court that their model did not use AGPLv3 code, as they did not make the model. I can also, independently, sue the creator of the model, for any model that was made outside of China.

No wonder the model makers don't want to disclose who they pirated content from.

kabes|6 months ago

Isn't it up to you to prove the model used AGPLv3 code, target then for them to prove they didn't?