I've been hoping that FreeBSD will block LLM contributions given the substantial risk of harm they represent, and digging for information has been painful. It's unfortunate that the process is happening behind closed doors.I found a chilling link on the forums:https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/a-developers-guide-to-generative-ai-in-freebsd.102016/The proposal linked there is deeply worrisome. See:>> 4.1. General Rule: Copyright Ownership As a general principle, if an AI service’s terms of service allow it, the copyright of generated code belongs to the user who prompted the model. However, each service has specific conditions that may restrict this ownership or limit how the generated code can be used.
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