[xelah]

I don't want to argue if this is good/OK/useful, etc. I'm just wondering where this will go? Assuming it becomes so easy to copycat everything you found online, what would be the motive for anyone to do OSS? If it's trivial to copy, no one will ever care about maintaining any of that. They will just keep it private to themselves or the company they work for.

And the long-term consequence: we will all have to learn to build all of that ourselves. Yes, with the help of AI, but now the entire idea and architecture must be internal because there is nothing you can copy from.

I agree this might be helpful to an extent. We don't need another leftpad or isodd library. There are lots of things we should keep internal and do ourselves. And with AI, it becomes trivial. But if people try to play the whole OSS to their advantage, I think this can end up badly for everyone.

This boils down to one thing: If this is the future of OSS, give me one good reason for anyone to do anything open-source (or even source-open). And then show me from what those models will learn... The old stuff plus what you have internally? Have fun with that.