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

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Written By Federico de Mateo

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 code from GitHub. 

According to Tabnine, this new feature will help software development teams understand if the code generated by AI models meets their standards and requirements. 

Federico de Mateo
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