Tabnine introduces Code Provenance and Attribution feature that flags restrictively licensed code generated by AI assistants

The AI coding assistant provider Tabnine today announced a new feature, Code Provenance and Attribution, to protect companies from unintentionally adding restrictively licensed code into their codebase when using generative AI to write code.  The new feature checks AI-generated code against public GitHub repositories to find matches, and flags the license type of the original … appeared first on SD Times.