Going all-in on AI is going just great over at GitHub / Microsoft.
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Going all-in on AI is going just great over at GitHub / Microsoft.
Top three community discussions for the year:
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions?discussions_q=is%3Aopen+sort%3Atop+created%3A%3E%3D2024-09-04 -
Going all-in on AI is going just great over at GitHub / Microsoft.
Top three community discussions for the year:
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions?discussions_q=is%3Aopen+sort%3Atop+created%3A%3E%3D2024-09-04@inthehands https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/148571 this might also be a worthwhile discussion
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@inthehands https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/148571 this might also be a worthwhile discussion
@ell1e @inthehands yeah this *should* have been the number 1 reason most people didn't use AI for commercial code: it's a lawsuit liability since we *know* it will occasionally spit up memorized segments and there's no feasible way to check for that (I mean, the system could have been engineered to do that, but if you're the end user, there's no way).
People just... decided not to care about this, without so much as even meager evidence that it's rare, and I sincerely hope we're about to enter a renaissance of open-source license infringement lawsuits.
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@ell1e @inthehands yeah this *should* have been the number 1 reason most people didn't use AI for commercial code: it's a lawsuit liability since we *know* it will occasionally spit up memorized segments and there's no feasible way to check for that (I mean, the system could have been engineered to do that, but if you're the end user, there's no way).
People just... decided not to care about this, without so much as even meager evidence that it's rare, and I sincerely hope we're about to enter a renaissance of open-source license infringement lawsuits.
@tiotasram @inthehands i've suggested to the linux foundation they should consider a policy for no AI code in their projects for that reason, but so far haven't heard back. qemu for example has adopted that policy, from what i've heard.
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@tiotasram @inthehands i've suggested to the linux foundation they should consider a policy for no AI code in their projects for that reason, but so far haven't heard back. qemu for example has adopted that policy, from what i've heard.
@tiotasram @inthehands perhaps more people should suggest a no AI policy to some of their favorite FOSS projects. if somebody here knows a kernel dev, might be worth bringing up.
