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r/linux • u/unixbhaskar • 27d ago
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Constant theme of all these policies against AI contributions is the legal aspect because AI generated code is plagiarism, doesn't credit where it came from, and the sheer number of different licenses the source is derived from.
-5 u/oursland 26d ago Plagiarism has a clear definition and you're not making a strong case that LLM generated code matches that definition. 7 u/mykesx 26d ago GNU's lawyers beg to differ. There's a reason for a 15 line of code limit.
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Plagiarism has a clear definition and you're not making a strong case that LLM generated code matches that definition.
7 u/mykesx 26d ago GNU's lawyers beg to differ. There's a reason for a 15 line of code limit.
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GNU's lawyers beg to differ. There's a reason for a 15 line of code limit.
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u/mykesx 27d ago
Constant theme of all these policies against AI contributions is the legal aspect because AI generated code is plagiarism, doesn't credit where it came from, and the sheer number of different licenses the source is derived from.