Re: Coding assistants (LLM) policy

On Mon, Aug 17, 2026 at 03:59:18PM -0400, Olivier Dion wrote:

[...]

> Some have mentioned (here and on Codeberg) that LLM outputs and
> copyright have no jurisprudence, yet.  Therefore, following the
> precautionary principle, we need to assume the worst scenario.  I think
> that could be in the form of the companies owning these models to hold
> the copyright of the outputs [...]

Given the amounts on bet, and given the current world situation,
this is not as unrealistic as it sounds.

The amounts let 2008's bubble look like small change, so there
are huge forces at play to monetize things before the burst.

Cheers
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