Re:Saying Goodbye to GitHub – Ersei 'N Stuff
by ethbr0 on Monday April 03, 2023 @10:28AM
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To take an example: someone who used MIT licensed code but doesn't reproduce the license.
Therefore isn't following the terms of the copyright grant, ergo doesn't have a license for use, ergo is violating copyright.
Now what does that look like when I take 100 different open source licenses, including MIT, put them in a GPT blender, and then productize my output without following any of the licenses?
... makes you think there might be a legal component to why OpenAI switched to a SaaS model. Although believe they'd still be in hot water over any AGPL et al. code.
Therefore isn't following the terms of the copyright grant, ergo doesn't have a license for use, ergo is violating copyright.
Now what does that look like when I take 100 different open source licenses, including MIT, put them in a GPT blender, and then productize my output without following any of the licenses?
... makes you think there might be a legal component to why OpenAI switched to a SaaS model. Although believe they'd still be in hot water over any AGPL et al. code.