The use of large language models (“LLMs”) has exploded in recent years, including in the generation of source code. But even as their usage gains popularit...
Training requires scraping the data and using it. But there is a license to each code attached, and copyright. If the LLM was trained only on code that gives the permission to do so, then I think the generated code could be licensed under the terms of the code it was licensed too. Because its not the LLM that is responsible, but the user of the program. But that is far from reality and not how LLMs are trained and used on.
Training requires scraping the data and using it. But there is a license to each code attached, and copyright. If the LLM was trained only on code that gives the permission to do so, then I think the generated code could be licensed under the terms of the code it was licensed too. Because its not the LLM that is responsible, but the user of the program. But that is far from reality and not how LLMs are trained and used on.