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If LLMs are trained on GPL licensed code (and as it seems now they are trained on that and on pretty much everything else the companies can get their hands on), why doesn’t that make the LLMs and all the works they produce GPL licensed?

I don’t mind if we pretend that it doesn’t, but at that point we might as well get rid of the concept of intellectual property entirely.

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