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Jarkko Sakkinen

IMHO AI crawlers should result company bans to open source projects. We need Code of Conduct for AI.
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E.g. conditions could be exactly "not respecting robots.txt", not respecting copyleft license and things like that. Why would we not ban a company using AI for some period of time, if those conditions are not respected?
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I don't see anything related in https://opensource.org/ai/open-source-ai-definition. This document feels like a testament for bullshit, not addressing the actual problems.
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Shit is happening because we allow it to happen. Let's just say no and call it a day. It's not like the first time when e.g., Linux community has said no despite big money put by some random corporation. We can do it. If some fortune corp got few months ban for all of their kernel staff, that message would go through.
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