Login
You're viewing the y.diskcat.com public feed.
  • Jul 25, 2026, 1:56 PM

    @hexaheximal It will. You can easily check what repos are in the dataset and that AI will be trained on it. If a company like Apple can prove their XNU APSL code is being used in a different kernel exactly the same written by an AI on that dataset without proper attribution by checking if their repos were included and diffing their code and the other kernels code, then all hell will break loose. Same could happen with Linux code being stolen and reused by AI violating GPL.

    That's how I see it.

    💬 1🔄 1⭐ 4

Replies

  • Jul 25, 2026, 2:00 PM

    @hexaheximal In fact, I can prove this.

    If I remember, ChatGPT or a similar model was able to recite the entire first chapter of the first HP book (fuck Rowling btw). Also, someone "wrote" an ExFAT driver for FreeBSD using AI and it was almost exactly the same as the GPL Linux ExFAT driver and was caught in reviews. It will happen. A company will notice and then sue HF for copyright infringement and license violation.

    💬 0🔄 2⭐ 10