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LLM use in Emacs Lisp ecosystem discussed on Mastodon

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A user on Mastodon noted a specific scenario involving the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) for writing Emacs Lisp code. This situation arises when an entire software ecosystem predominantly utilizes the same license, creating a unique context for LLM application. AI

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LLM use in Emacs Lisp ecosystem discussed on Mastodon

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    @ flohoff Btw. there is a curious special case: When a whole ecosystem is prectically using the same license. If somebody uses # LLM for writing # Emacs # elisp

    @ flohoff Btw. there is a curious special case: When a whole ecosystem is prectically using the same license. If somebody uses # LLM for writing # Emacs # elisp code, the # AI has been trained most likely from # GPL code, either GPL3+ or GPL2+. The software written with LLM help …

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