alt Hacker News> You mean the knowledge that Claude has stolen from all of us and regurgitated into your projects without any copyright attributions?
You can't, and shouldn't be able to, copyright and hoard "knowledge".
> You mean the knowledge that Claude has stolen from all of us and regurgitated into your projects without any copyright attributions?
You can't, and shouldn't be able to, copyright and hoard "knowledge".
I did not suggest that; however, the law is clear. If I use my knowledge to produce code, under a specific license, then you take that code, and reproduce it without the license, you have broken the law.
You can twist this around as much as you like but there are several studies showing that LLMs and and will happily reproduce content from their training data.