I have nothing against engines; I just don’t enjoy using them.
The trouble with jams is that the LLM is, legally, where the code came from, and said code should either count as an external asset or boilerplate, or the LLM needs to be considered a team member.
Also, legally, the “vibe-coders” or “operators” aren’t the creators of any AI-generated content.
I think there are legal tools which people can employ lawyers against in an attempt to hurt each other.
Indies don’t have access to those legal tools in the first place, so if anything, ‘It can’t be our intellectual property’ is likely a useful defense against large-scale aggressors, but ianal.
I have nothing against engines; I just don’t enjoy using them.
The trouble with jams is that the LLM is, legally, where the code came from, and said code should either count as an external asset or boilerplate, or the LLM needs to be considered a team member.
Also, legally, the “vibe-coders” or “operators” aren’t the creators of any AI-generated content.
I also don’t believe in intellectual property.
I think there are legal tools which people can employ lawyers against in an attempt to hurt each other.
Indies don’t have access to those legal tools in the first place, so if anything, ‘It can’t be our intellectual property’ is likely a useful defense against large-scale aggressors, but ianal.