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  • I just learned that Oracle, which is shoveling unbelievable amounts of cash into getting everybody to use LLMs, also has a policy forbidding contributors to OpenJDK from using LLMs to generate code, citing code quality, security, and legal concerns:
    ubernostrum@infosec.exchangeU ubernostrum@infosec.exchange

    @freya @anzah

    https://openjdk.org/guide/#contributing-to-an-openjdk-project

    “Oracle is the steward of OpenJDK and if you haven’t yet signed the Oracle Contributor Agreement (OCA), and are not covered by a company-level agreement, then please do so. This is required in order to make your patch available for review.”

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  • I just learned that Oracle, which is shoveling unbelievable amounts of cash into getting everybody to use LLMs, also has a policy forbidding contributors to OpenJDK from using LLMs to generate code, citing code quality, security, and legal concerns:
    ubernostrum@infosec.exchangeU ubernostrum@infosec.exchange

    @glyph As a law firm that dabbles occasionally in software, I think Oracle's legal team is likely to win whatever arguments that generates.

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  • I just learned that Oracle, which is shoveling unbelievable amounts of cash into getting everybody to use LLMs, also has a policy forbidding contributors to OpenJDK from using LLMs to generate code, citing code quality, security, and legal concerns:
    ubernostrum@infosec.exchangeU ubernostrum@infosec.exchange

    I just learned that Oracle, which is shoveling unbelievable amounts of cash into getting everybody to use LLMs, also has a policy forbidding contributors to OpenJDK from using LLMs to generate code, citing code quality, security, and legal concerns:

    https://openjdk.org/legal/ai

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