Lucas Nussbaum [23/Jul 3:49pm +02] wrote: > In practice, when reviewing the code generated by an LLM in response to > a prompt, I try to identify whether some of the provided code could be a > simple regurgitation from code available elsewhere. > > In practice, in my experience it only happens with made-up examples > designed to cause such regurgitation: in normal development workflows, > the generated code is usually too context-dependant to risk including > pre-existing copyrighted material.
Just the other day at work, an LLM essentially copied some code of mine from somewhere in Emacs. I wouldn't have identified it as such if it had not been me who wrote it (and I had to check). -- Sean Whitton
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