Open Source Initiative to Help Microsoft Attack Copyright-based Copyleft (Under the False Guise of 'Hey Hi')
- Dr. Roy Schestowitz
- 2023-09-15 15:35:36 UTC
- Modified: 2023-09-15 15:35:36 UTC
CoPilot is
proprietary. ChatGPT is
proprietary. Why is OSI promoting
proprietary stuff for
proprietary Microsoft while writing such nonsense (see below)? What audience does it reckon can be fooled by that?
The OSI's Board is stacked by Microsoft already [
1,
2] (Microsoft moles, salaried by Microsoft, friends of
Matthew J Garrett of TPM infamy).
Follow the money. Today's OSI is a Microsoft front group that
actively undermines legal actions against Microsoft*.
The latest in the OSI's blog:
Summary: This past week the Open Source Initiative continued its Microsoft-sponsored attack on copyleft and by extension against Open Source; who are they kidding? They have no integrity. They work for their mission's worst foes. That's where the salaries now come from.
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* There are
active lawsuits against
'Open'AI over ChatGPT and
against GitHub over Copilot. That's Microsoft working against other people's work or 'stealing' their work. Those are lawsuits filed for
mass plagiarism. Class action, too. There are actually
more than two lawsuits against ChatGPT and some against others too. This
Reuters article mentions 'at least' three lawsuits against OpenAI
for plagiarism so far. Why has OSI said nothing about
this month's Copilot scandal? Is the OSI a watchdog of Microsoft now? The OSI's staff is funded by Microsoft, so the OSI is a de facto Microsoft proxy, just like 'Open'AI.