Curious how people and companies like this are approaching matters of intellectual property now that the courts have ruled that basically no part of AI generated content or code is copyrightable and is therefore impossible to claim ownership of.
Are people just not going to open source anything anymore since licenses don't matter? Might as well just keep the code secret, right?
Are people just not going to open source anything anymore since licenses don't matter? Might as well just keep the code secret, right?