I have what may be a very ignorant question: if model-generated code may not be copyrighted due to a requirement of human authorship (current US Copyright Office policy), does it therefore follow that model-generated code may not be licensed under any terms whatsoever? Meaning anything from MIT to GPLv3?

I recognize no answers here would constitute legal advice, but I would love to hear from legal experts on this.

My greatest professional accomplishment of the year: I got my exec & manager teammates saying "point positive," a term from whitewater rafting and kayaking.

Meaning: when facing hazards, point people toward where to go/what to do, rather than drawing attention to everything to avoid.

extremely mad because my relative in American prison has let me know that from now on, instead of being charged once per book or per song and having the files added permanently to his account, he's going to ALSO be charged by the minute to read or listen to music on the tablets that are the only things they're allowed to use.

reminder that paying prisoners (vastly) less than minimum wage is legal in the US because they're defined as an exception to anti-slavery laws.

My work on the trans porter is doing great

#caturday #caturdayeveryday

Okay, okay. I need to devote some time to catching up on genAI capabilities in a professional sense.

Security Researchers & SecOps - what's your favorite use case so far?

Also, what's a lesson you learned the hard way?

***Also - please save the snark. I'm tired, and this is a genuine, if hesitant, ask.

#infosec

sometimes you see a piece of code so beautiful you simply must commit it to physical media in the most elegant way you know

(source, context)

#calligraphy