AI code thief

[hatzisn]

I remember a movie where Antony Hopkins held the protagonistic role. He used to live among the Gorillas and eventually he adapted to his role ending up in being able to communicate with the Gorillas and call the ordinary humans with the name "takers". Indeed this is our society. Wherever you look you will see the same pattern: "let's look up until where our toes end, but not straight ahead in the future where our step we took leads us". The companies with triangle transactions or "subsidiary" foreign companies try to increase artificially the cost of the products, Airbnb is leading the west civilization to death and the pattern is always the same. Maximize profit. Maybe agent Smith from the Mattrix said the most wise line of history: "What good is a phone call if you are a unable to talk?". Your decision to maximize your income is paid always by society which ends up in lesser babies being born which leads governments to require more migration and eventually local populations are replaced with people from 3d world countries that had lesser opportunities to be educated and thus are less paid. This means that, you dumba*s, your income maximizing now will lead mathematically to income collapse in the future. The same pattern is followed by big tech companies of AI. What is the solution? Eliminate all the obstacles that prohibit couples from having babies in the west. Secondly invest in 3rd world countries so you can increase the GDP there so local people there can be highly educated also. Our planet's "health" is pointing us to that we cannot afford loosing a single mind. If we do all these then this will lead to planet salvation and constantly income growing or else "What good is a phone call if you are a unable to talk?"

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[rabbitBUSH]

You make a good point.

By the way welcome to the forum.

 

[AnandGupta]

I read somewhere MS spokesman said about LLM for Copilot, "If it is on Internet, it is public"
So you see, the big houses always twist the rules for their own benefits, no matter what the rules are for general public.

 

[LucaMs]

I read somewhere MS spokesman said about LLM for Copilot, "If it is on Internet, it is public"
So you see, the big houses always twist the rules for their own benefits, no matter what the rules are for general public.

It doesn't matter, Copilot is among the worst.

 

[AnandGupta]

It doesn't matter, Copilot is among the worst.

I found Copilot good if we ask MS related code problem like .Net
It has all MS code base I think.

 

[aeric]

I found Copilot good if we ask MS related code problem like .Net
It has all MS code base I think.

I feel that .Net programming languages are declining. Am I wrong?

 

[LucaMs]

I feel that .Net programming languages are declining. Am I wrong?

Especially VB .Net, C# still survives.
Yes, they are definitely in decline.
However, consider that there are still softwares developed with the COBOL language that still do their job!

 

[stevel05]

Copilot is among the worst

I find copilot quite good to work with, especially when I guide it quite a bit in the conversation.

Just started trying ChatGPT-5 while it's free. It does feel pretty fast, and probably slightly better comprehension.

 

[Cableguy]

I read somewhere MS spokesman said about LLM for Copilot, "If it is on Internet, it is public"
So you see, the big houses always twist the rules for their own benefits, no matter what the rules are for general public.

I kind of agree with that statement... if you share it, for free, it's public domain.
That is why sites like photo bucket only let you "see" low res watermarked images so you buy full res no watermark ones.
If you share code (un-compiled), then it's automatically public domain. Compiled code, however, is another story... and again, it's up to the owner to enforce ownership!

 

[aeric]

FOSS, free as in beer, free as in speech, open source licence, credits and accreditation are concepts that many fail to understand and acknowledge.
This topic is less popular being discuss here too. Someone is free to use the work published by some kind people but there are rules that should be respected and follow the permission granted. Not all softwares have same open source licence.
No, it is not about compiled code or not.

 

[rabbitBUSH]

"If it is on Internet, it is public"

I guess that applies to stuff in GitHub as well - which, if I remember properly, MS owns?

 

[Cableguy]

I guess that applies to stuff in GitHub as well - which, if I remember properly, MS owns?

I don't think so, or else it would have been dropped a long time ago by all major companies that use it... this said, "private" github are always better than public ones

 

[aeric]

AI reads private GitHub repo too, if I read the news correctly. There is privacy concern.
There is a news recently about MS going to make GitHub less independent as the CEO is leaving soon.