"Open Source" does not equal "No terms on how to share and use the code". Granted, there are such licenses but afaik the majority requires attribution at the minimum.
"Open Source" does not equal "No terms on how to share and use the code". Granted, there are such licenses but afaik the majority requires attribution at the minimum.
Then I'd say they're "breaking the license", not "stolen your project", but maybe I'm too anal about the meaning of words.
Yeah, fair, I could have been clearer. But yes, that is what I meant: breaking the license.
I’m unaware of any mainstream Open Source licenses that forbid training an AI model on the work. Are you using one?