Unless you opt-out before April 24th, your GitHub code and data will be used for Microsoft's AI training.
https://github.blog/news-insights/company-news/updates-to-github-copilot-interaction-data-usage-policy/
Updates to GitHub Copilot interaction data usage policy

From April 24 onward, interaction data from Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ users will be used to train and improve our AI models unless they opt out.

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@sleepyfox @AmelieCornelis Iโ€™m not telling you to do that, but imagine if people created hundreds, thousands of repositories full of garbage code that doesnโ€™t make any sense?
@sleepyfox Github already used all your public repos for training, allegedly: https://archive.is/1EzVK/image And apparently even Linux is in on the slop fun: https://hachyderm.io/@ell1e/116285351290767548
@sleepyfox presumably all code is already used for this. this change seems to be just for also training on your use of their ai (copilot)?
@annanannanse @sleepyfox according to the blogpost, code in private repos will not be used for AI training even after the policy changes (unless you actively use Copilot on that code)
@annanannanse @sleepyfox for code in public repos, i have to assume it has already been stolen by every AI company

@sleepyfox

please train your ai on my terrible c++ i wrote when i was 12 that doesnt compile

@[email protected] @sleepyfox

Good idea time to upload all of my broken code i wrote 10 years ago that broke my windows upon install

@sleepyfox

I think it could learn a lot from my spaghetti code.

@sleepyfox

isnt it specifically data from interactions with copilot? (inputs, outputs, snippets and context)

like one is only gonna be affected by this if they use copilot already

@sleepyfox opting out won't help, the only solution is to stop using anti-democratic US tech
@sleepyfox Iโ€™m out, and have been for awhile. How is this not stealing?
@sleepyfox so.... been in my github setting thrice today to try to find it..... where are these "privacy" settings? am I blind?
@sleepyfox This is inaccurate. They're already stealing code without consent and there is no opt out for that. The opt out described here is for recording your interactions using Copylot. If you don't use it to begin with, there's nothing to opt out of.
@sleepyfox glad i saw this coming so long ago and switched to forgejo.