alt Hacker News> FOSS has always been about just writing code and putting it out into the world where others can do as they please with it.
Not true. Most FOSS licenses require attribution and many require derivatives to be released under the same license.
> FOSS has always been about just writing code and putting it out into the world where others can do as they please with it.
Not true. Most FOSS licenses require attribution and many require derivatives to be released under the same license.
Sure, but I guess I'm not seeing the relevance here. Are we seeing some greater-than-normal wave of people redistributing FOSS code without attribution, or creating derivative works without adhering to the license terms? LLM training doesn't seem to be either of these things.