I hope everything you make is public domain, then. Otherwise that would be hypocritical.
replyOne thing is that most if not all models more likely than not were trained on leaked Microsoft and other proprietary code sets.
replyFor projects like WINE or ReactOS that absolutely have to enforce hard firewalls between people with "insider knowledge" to avoid contamination and resulting legal issues, this alone makes the use of AI for coding highly problematic.
If you believe that, then why aren't LLMs free to use for every person on Earth?
replyIf you want anybody to keep making anything, including programmers, artists, and writers, you're going to have to pay them somehow.
Anthropic and OpenAI would not have a product at all without the contributions of thousands of non-consenting humans. Yet they somehow have the gall to charge customers a premium.
Anthropic and OpenAI aren't the only ways to use LLMs. There are plenty of LLMs where you can download the weights and run them locally. There are even others that you can train yourself (see the LLM360 family).
replyYou're paying for compute?
replyThey refuse to release the models, the training method and, training data. They don't even want you to ask it too many questions lest you teach another ai. Very "open".
replyI'm all for it, free AI allotment and universal income is the future.
replyIt’s not a future that’s currently in the cards, no.
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