I've seen many discussions stating patent hoarding has gone too far, and also that copyright for companies have gone way too far (even so much that Amazon can remove items from your purchase library if they lose their license to it).
Then AI begins to offer a method around this over litigious system, and this becomes a core anti-AI argument.
I do think it's silly to think public code (as in, code published to the public) won't be re-used by someone in a way your license dictates. I'd you didn't want that to happen, don't publish your code.
Having said that, I do think there's a legitimate concern here.
Then AI begins to offer a method around this over litigious system, and this becomes a core anti-AI argument.
I do think it's silly to think public code (as in, code published to the public) won't be re-used by someone in a way your license dictates. I'd you didn't want that to happen, don't publish your code.
Having said that, I do think there's a legitimate concern here.