@tillianisafox I understand. I only use it as a toy when I'm bored anyway. I don't actually use it to replace real humans.
I did consider using that ChatGPT thing as a code language converter, since professional language conversion services (Objective C to Swift) cost a small fortune to use for a large scale project, but then I remembered I don't really need to do that sort of crap anyway, and I can better spend my time writing code manually and learning new ways to improve what I've got. Many files Open Source project, numerous contributors over the years.
I wouldn't be surprised if something has already added my project to their corpus of training data, either. Mainly all I care about, though, is that the project fills a use case for someone. It certainly has filled my needs at various points since I started working on it. (Cog, for macOS, which I forked after its original dev dropped it because he got hired by Apple, and a subsequent developer also dropped it after a few commits. It's collected about 2700 commits since I forked it, and a number of them are from others who have helped out over the years.)
It would probably also ruin history tracking for the source code to just up and replace great swaths of it with newly rewritten files, even if I rewrite them by hand.