Re:Artificial intelligence is losing hype
by ziml77 on Thursday August 22, 2024 @12:34AM
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> Then comes the licensing issue. Often, when searching for an obscure topic, the code ChatGPT generates is very close to what's found on Github, but said code often comes with a non-permissive license, unlike what the AI generates.
I think this is a feature for a lot of people. ChatGPT can launder code so they don't have to care about licenses.
On stuff that's a bit obscure, but not really (like your Vulkan example), ChatGPT tends to write 60-95% correct code, that's flawed in the exact ways a noob wouldn't be able to fix.
In this case, nicking code from Github seems to fix the issue, even if I need to adapt it a bit.
Then comes the licensing issue. Often, when searching for an obscure topic, the code ChatGPT generates is very close to what's found on Github, but said code often comes with a non-permissive license, unlike what the AI generates.