Re: wifi-tui , a new package for FreeBSD 15.1

>There are some tools that can help, but they aren't accurate enough.
>And it turns out, whether you agree with me or not, it's moot - most
>company liability insurance now specifically doesn't cover IP/copyright
>claims against you if you used AI-sourced code.
>In other words, if you get sued by someone for copying their code - even
>inadvertantly through AI - then your insurance won't cover you.
>The insurance companies (whose job it is to quantify risks) now say that
>the risks are too high (i.e. no tooling can help prove definitively that
>the code is safe)

>https://www.continuuminsure.com/articles/the-hidden-ai-exclusions-in-pi-and-cyber-insurance/
<https://www.continuuminsure.com/articles/the-hidden-ai-exclusions-in-pi-and-cyber-insurance/>
>
https://medium.com/@markus_brinsa/the-ip-problem-hiding-in-ai-generated-code-88b30071e0a2


That touches on things that don't concern me, and I'm not going to weigh in
on it. If someone more experienced than me wants to talk about the topic,
that is welcome,so I can learn something new.

On Sat, Aug 22, 2026 at 4:50 AM Jamie Landeg-Jones <jamie@catflap.org>
wrote:

> Mario Marietto <marietto2008@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > On provenance, I'll take the concrete route rather than argue. There
> should
> > be tooling that determines whether AI-produced code is
> licence-incompatible
> > or lifted from a specific project, and I'm willing to run it and publish
> > the output - ScanCode, FOSSology, license check, similarity detection
> > against a named corpus, yours included if you want the direct comparison.
> > Tell me what result would satisfy you.
>
> There are some tools that can help, but they aren't accurate enough.
>
> And it turns out, whether you agree with me or not, it's moot - most
> company liability insurance now specifically doesn't cover IP/copyright
> claims against you if you used AI-sourced code.
>
> In other words, if you get sued by someone for copying their code - even
> inadvertantly through AI - then your insurance won't cover you.
>
> The insurance companies (whose job it is to quantify risks) now say that
> the risks are too high (i.e. no tooling can help prove definitively that
> the code is safe)
>
>
> https://www.continuuminsure.com/articles/the-hidden-ai-exclusions-in-pi-and-cyber-insurance/
>
>
> https://medium.com/@markus_brinsa/the-ip-problem-hiding-in-ai-generated-code-88b30071e0a2
>
>

-- 
Mario.