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Where would they get the source code from so they can include it in the training data in this scenario?
Looks like everywhere companies mandate employees to install copilot or equivalent.
I think originally they were saying they won't be using the proprietary code for training, but I don't trust those companies when they already broke laws.
From the stolen math research for tha NS, from the company response that they can't guarantee that the model didn't train on the mathematician sessions, we know for sure they are using the inputs for training lol
This is full conspiracy from me, but could the terms of service for github grant the right to "enhance tools" based on private github projects. These then get moved around as 'anonymized' data to train off?