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lychee.js
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Abandoning GitHub
Note that fair use as a concept (or prior art for that matter) only exist inside the US, not globally.
For example, I'm a European citizen and therefore the EU copyright directive of 2003 applies to me. Inside the European trade union, no legal entity and only human entities can own copyright. Legal entities such as companies can only own perpetual licenses, and contracts that give them the sole copyright usage and distribution rights have been nullified both in front of state level supreme courts and EU level courts a lot (Karlsruhe, Strasbourg, etc).
This also means that technically, if there's no warranty disclosure issued for automated code generation, the authors of the automated program are still responsible for any copyright infringement, legal damages, etc. which is a nightmare if it turns out the code was A/GPL'ed.
I'm just saying this, because there's a world of intellectual property guidelines outside the US, too.
Source: was sued for my lychee.js [1] project a couple times in the past, which was successfully generating composite pattern based codes that were trained based on ES/HyperNEAT hypercubes - also in the robotics/SCADA level factory sector.
[1] https://github.com/cookiengineer/lycheejs
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