nice answer. LLMs do reflect whatever humankind has produced. In good and in bad. But it is hardly pirating. It can also do what humankind has never failed to do, for example:
Can you show me an example of a time that you prompted an LLM to provide some code, it did so, and then you were able to track down an original source for the output?
So, like humans? Code didn't just appear in my brain, I learnt it from reading it everywhere else.
nice answer. LLMs do reflect whatever humankind has produced. In good and in bad. But it is hardly pirating. It can also do what humankind has never failed to do, for example:
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-02822-9
Can you show me an example of a time that you prompted an LLM to provide some code, it did so, and then you were able to track down an original source for the output?
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