Who could possibly have foreseen this? Aside from anyone paying even the slightest bit of attention?

"One of the codebases…contained 2,675 distinct licensing conflicts, indicating the complexity of managing IP has grown exponentially…the mean number of vulnerabilities in code has nearly doubled since last year. Eighty-seven percent of the codebases had at least one vulnerability, 78% had high-risk vulnerabilities, and 44% had critical-risk vulnerabilities."

https://sdtimes.com/ai/report-open-source-licensing-conflicts-hit-an-all-time-high-as-organizations-struggle-to-audit-ai-generated-code-for-ip-risks/

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Report: Open source licensing conflicts hit an all-time high as organizations struggle to audit AI-generated code for IP risks

In a new report, Black Duck analyzed 947 commercial codebases and found that two-thirds of them had license conflicts.

SD Times