Post #2796000
2026-03-06 20:20 UTC
@soph@grrl.me Assuming that's understood. Can we, the humans, draw boundary between violating and meeting the novum IP rules? What use of LLMs as tools would let us pass the test?
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@soph@grrl.me 2026-03-06 20:35
@michalfita@mastodon.social My point here is not to use them, nor to try to salvage them. Unless the code being created can have IP assigned to it (which it can't in the case of LLMs, as we've now seen in court cases), then it can't be contributed to an open source project in a way that is compatible both with the letter and spirit of open source. It's two parts, really. Even if you *only* trained on code from one license, because of the above it's still not compatible.