Does GPL does this already? Doesn't it already say that code derived from GPL code should be GPLed? So does that include any code produced by an LLM based on GPL code ?
That would seem to be a logical implication assuming courts reject claims that "everything on the internet is public domain" or that training an LLM on copyrighted material constitutes "fair use" of the copyrighted material.
I suspect it would technically be infringement even for MIT licensed code because the original author's copyright notice would presumably be missing.
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Does GPL does this already? Doesn't it already say that code derived from GPL code should be GPLed? So does that include any code produced by an LLM based on GPL code ?
That would seem to be a logical implication assuming courts reject claims that "everything on the internet is public domain" or that training an LLM on copyrighted material constitutes "fair use" of the copyrighted material.
I suspect it would technically be infringement even for MIT licensed code because the original author's copyright notice would presumably be missing.