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Comment on Ask HN: Do you think differently about working on open source these days?

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I kinda want to quit making my code publicly available. It is my believe that the model may output license contaminated code and any license I put into my code will not be accurate, so my policy is I don't use AI coding on my publicly available open source code. However, this also means that I'm working for free fueling the AI industry.

However, it is quite fun to remove the boring part in programming with AI, so any hobby code I write I won't be making them public.

Currently I'm working on a way to use models trained from MIT-licensed code (eg. Comma) by using normal commercial model to supervise it. I believe this make the output code only be tainted with permissive code, and so I can now slowly use AI to write open source code again.

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