2026-04-13 01:29 UTC
Even if this were true, it would only mean that the GNU license is *unenforceable*, not that the Linux kernel itself is infringing copyright
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@hperrin@lemmy.ca 2026-04-13 02:28
Unless the code the AI generated is a copy of copyrighted code, of course. Then it would be copyright infringement. I can cause the AI to spit out code that _I_ own the copyright to, because it was trained on my code too. If someone used that code without including attribution to me (the requirement of the license I release my code under), that would be copyright infringement. Do you understand what I mean?