Mike Austin and a co-speaker warn that ChatGPT and Copilot misread software licensing rules, missing constraints like four core minimums. They caution against trusting LLMs for licensing answers without verification.
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Foreign. Quite a bit with chat gbt, you know, probably a.
Few hundred hours now.
You know, playing with the various, you know, chat GPT and co pilot and a couple others, trying to understand how to use it to answer licensing questions and things like that. And the thing that I I the reason I say be weary is it.
Misinterprets the rules quite a bit. I mean, I've put in, you know, SQL licensing briefs, for instance, asked it very simple questions and it's come back and, you know, ignored things like four core minimums and things like that.
So I have seen people that are trying to use it. I be cautioned when it comes to answering questions about licensing. I think there's better use cases for it today. I think it's just a complex topic that it's going to take a while.