Hi. Justin Zobel - 19.05.25, 07:52:05 CEST: > I understand that it makes everything easier. That doesn't matter in the > slightest when you cannot verify the original license of the code > allows you to use said code or that the license is compatible with KDE. > > What this all boils down to, is KDE's liability regarding code from > unknown origins.
I agree that this is a serious concern. And in the end I bet a lawyer needs to give some insight on the legal aspects of using AI. I'd rather play it safe than sorry here. In other words: I would rather overestimate than underestimate the legal risk. Ingo's suggestions to train a model with KDE code might help. But of course to train a model will need a huge lot of resources according to what I know. However it probably needs to be done only once or maybe a few times depending on the experience with training AI models. Best, -- Martin
