John Siracusa

And everyone can decide where they think it is.

But I think we should all be working to try to figure out... That's why I'm racking my brain thinking...

is it possible?

Like these tools are useful.

I want to use them, but is it possible to get a tool like this where, where it doesn't destroy the world of open source software, for example, like, is there a way to like, can we actually, you know, licensing the stack overflow stuff legally, probably fine ethically, maybe the people who contributed, who didn't never foresaw this.

And so it's not great, but like going forward, open source, can we change the licenses so that people can decide if they want to allow their open source stuff to be used for training?

If they did that, it would make for a model that I think more people would feel comfortable reusing.

Or on the macro side of things is, well, nobody cares about how ethical things are.

We all buy shoes made by children in third world countries and nobody thinks about it.

And I think some people do think about it.

And I don't want to reproduce that in another industry.

So it's a complicated issue.

In summary, AI is a land of contrasts.

done morning and I think that's a process that we're all going through once you're done morning jump in I'm not morning I'm morning but I'm also going to jump in I just simply don't believe the argument in that article like I don't think there's that there's really that much to mourn but you know anyway I mean it's time for my momentum or anything you're mentioning like considering whether you should allow this thing to look your overcast code and deciding eventually you should just do so it's nice that you got to make that decision it didn't just take the code without your knowledge or consent

Which is the situation for every other piece of code that's in that model, probably.

You are correct, and also it's irrelevant.

I think it's entirely relevant.

But when people only hear Marco's opinion on the show, apparently, and everything I say doesn't count.

But anyway.

Have you ever read the email?