> First of all, AI models were trained on a massive corpus of Open Source code written since RMS announced the GNU Project and the Free Software Movement.

I too have trained on the massive corpus of open source code. Should everything I code also be open source? Or only if I leverage an artificial neural network as a prosthesis to enhance the capabilities of my natural neural network?

Makes sense, many of the programming languages are open source, other novelty things were released as open source aswell, we as programmers/software engineers does a bunch of our solutions based on public code or under Creative Commons.

What I agree with the post is specific licenses require us some specific requirements like release the code if it's a derivation of prior work!

I'm tired of these child like responses from adult professionals in this industry. Do you argue just for the sake of arguing? No, your exposure to opensource code wasn't "massive" and you are clearly smart enough to know this but you had this make this comment as rage bait.

No, because open source licenses don't cover that, and artificial neural networks are very different from your "natural neural network".

You're also unlikely to output what you trained on verbatim.

I have learnt to read by training on a lot of books, I should then open source all future things I write. I've learnt to walk by watching other people, I probably should publish videos of me whenever I walk.