Re: Policy on use of LLM tools and bug fixes
Thomas Koenig via Gcc <[email protected]>
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Am 17.04.26 um 21:59 schrieb Jonathan Wakely via Gcc: > The paper shows that the models*can* reproduce copyrighted work > almost verbatim. Claiming that it's just a load of weights and you > can't retrieve anything significant from the training data isn't true > if you can tell it to reproduce something. And if you don't prompt it > to do that on purpose, you don't know that it isn't still doing it > anyway. While this is a concern in general (and I have my own reservations about LLM-generated code) this should not be a concern for patches for gcc. A patch for gcc has to apply and work. For anything not completely trivial this means that it has to tie in with gcc's data structures and algorithms. A non-trivial patch that is an exact copy of somebody else's work has to come from a gcc branch. So it is already covered by the GPL v3 (or v2, for very old versions). Best regards Thomas