I'm not talking about Linux. The context of my reply is about LLM generated code and the downstream use of it in a product. See: >LLMs themselves being products of copyright isnt the legal question at issue, it’s the **downstream use of that product.** Assuming that the code is 100% LLM generated and uncopyrightable does not affect the ability to enforce license restrictions created via End User Licensing on downstream uses of that product. A piece of software that is unable to be copyrighted due to being 100% generated can be licensed and can expect to have that license enforced via contract law.