Now we are facing an unprecedented growth of AI as a whole. Do you think is time for FSF elaborate a new version of GPL to incorporate the new challenges of AI in software development to keep protecting users freedom?
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Richard Stallman itself said GPLv3 is already covering everything, source: https://framatube.org/w/1DbsMfwygx7rTjdBR4DPXp
Licence must be tested in the court to really know if it’s working. We first need to see if GPLv3 would fail in AI cases, if yes then we need new version.
Is what they’re doing not violating GPLv3?
Yes, otherwise big tech is gonna keep learning AI models on FOSS projects and make their proprietary mashups.
wonder if that played any part in microsoft’s decision to acquire github. they can scan all the repos now, not just the public ones.
Propably yes
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Well, since I’m not a copyright lawyer. I dunno :^)
Maybe a new offshoot license would be something that they go for, who knows?
Or maybe even no new license will come of this!