One of the reasons AI is so "good" at software development is that it is trained on a snapshot of a large corpus of already solved software problems.
In the future, wouldn't that make anyone who produces original code become more cautious of sharing it, being aware that it will just be fed into the "hive mind" and they'll never get any attribution or financial gain out of it?
Or has the value of code, tools and software become so cheap it doesn't really matter anymore?
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