The key word in your question is "help". Ask yourself, if you were to give a somewhat technical person your prompt history and the chat output, could they come close to making a functional version of your project with very little additional coding ? If so, then the code is arguably Gen AI output and not copyrightable. Worse it's not even a trade secret anymore since you shared it fully with a 3rd party not known to value privacy or IP rights.
The question is also somewhat pointless unless you have a large legal defense budget. But the bar might be lower for deplatforming the way Amazon has a low bar for Trademark claims (e.g., Amazon doesn't consider likelihood of confusion like a court would).
Every line of code produced for you by AI is not copyrightable. You do not own the copyright, and the way the law works you are not the author. You can use it, but you do not own it.
If some AI gave you, it is the AI company problem.
People find all copyright stuff on AI because they did it. Scan books that they cannot scan and maybe one day they will put out some text that you will be responsible?
You create a program, you compile it, you sell it. One day someone finds out the compiles uses a copyright code from someone.
The only question here is about if you reverse someone else code with AI.
The key word in your question is "help". Ask yourself, if you were to give a somewhat technical person your prompt history and the chat output, could they come close to making a functional version of your project with very little additional coding ? If so, then the code is arguably Gen AI output and not copyrightable. Worse it's not even a trade secret anymore since you shared it fully with a 3rd party not known to value privacy or IP rights.
The question is also somewhat pointless unless you have a large legal defense budget. But the bar might be lower for deplatforming the way Amazon has a low bar for Trademark claims (e.g., Amazon doesn't consider likelihood of confusion like a court would).
> the code I write with AI
Every line of code produced for you by AI is not copyrightable. You do not own the copyright, and the way the law works you are not the author. You can use it, but you do not own it.
If some AI gave you, it is the AI company problem.
People find all copyright stuff on AI because they did it. Scan books that they cannot scan and maybe one day they will put out some text that you will be responsible?
You create a program, you compile it, you sell it. One day someone finds out the compiles uses a copyright code from someone.
The only question here is about if you reverse someone else code with AI.
Look at ArtCraft for example.
It's currently unknown and will be case by case. The advice is to keep licensing as you normally would.
You should ask your service provider and rank the response after the beep