>> It can even read an invoice, you can ask it "what is the due date?" It's a system that solves due date and Ishmael questions out of the box. And everything in-between.
That's cool.
But emitting copyrighted code without attribution and in violation of the code's license is still copyright infringement.
If I created a robot assistant that cleans your house, does the shopping, and occasionally stole things from the store, it would still be breaking the law.
It's fascinating to see how stretchy the word "steals" is nowadays. You can make anything be theft - copying open online content and sharing? theft, learning from data and generating - also theft. Stealing from a physical store - you guessed it.
While I do enjoy everybody acting as armchair lawyers.... until we get an actual legal ruling, the general consensus seems to be that it is sufficiently transformative as to be considered fair use.
That's cool.
But emitting copyrighted code without attribution and in violation of the code's license is still copyright infringement.
If I created a robot assistant that cleans your house, does the shopping, and occasionally stole things from the store, it would still be breaking the law.