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AI code generator query focuses on open-source training data

A user on Mastodon is inquiring about the existence of a generative AI code generator that has been trained exclusively on open-source code with permissive licenses like MIT or BSD. The user believes such a tool would resolve ethical concerns and potentially be small enough for local execution. They also suggested that the generator could provide attribution text with links for each generated file, which would aid in debugging AI-related artifacts. AI

RANK_REASON A user's question on a social media platform about a hypothetical AI tool.

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AI code generator query focuses on open-source training data

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    I was wondering something just now: Is there a # genAI code generator using an LLM trained only on # OpenSource code with a non-restrictive license (MIT, BSD, P

    I was wondering something just now: Is there a # genAI code generator using an LLM trained only on # OpenSource code with a non-restrictive license (MIT, BSD, Public Domain, etc.)? Because this would solve pretty much all of the moral issues for me, including likely being small e…