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AI tool Malus.sh faces backlash over F/OSS recreation methods

A new AI tool is drawing criticism for its approach to recreating open-source software. The tool, Malus.sh, is accused of using AI to rebuild F/OSS projects without acknowledging its training data, which critics argue is a form of copyright evasion. While the developers hint at this being a gag in their footer, the practice raises uncomfortable questions about AI's role in intellectual property and the potential for feedback loop scams. AI

IMPACT Raises ethical questions about AI training data and copyright, potentially influencing future development practices.

RANK_REASON The cluster contains criticism and opinion about an AI tool's practices, rather than a direct release or event.

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AI tool Malus.sh faces backlash over F/OSS recreation methods

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    https:// malus.sh/ Using # AI to recreate F/OSS in a "clean room" without acknowledging that it trained on F/OSS takes copyright evasion to an uncomfortable new

    https:// malus.sh/ Using # AI to recreate F/OSS in a "clean room" without acknowledging that it trained on F/OSS takes copyright evasion to an uncomfortable new level. To anybody actually versed in machine learning, this is a feedback loop (and a shell game scam). They appear to …