As the cost of producing code goes down (via gpt), I can only imagine that *more* of it will be open source. 

Working code that does the job to be done is a Need-to-have.
Open source is generally a nice-to-have.

But when costs go down, you get more of the nice-to-haves.

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Probably less! If it’s super custom and you didn’t build it / don’t understand it, why would you share it?

Open source is three things:

1) legal innovation = licenses
2) way of working = collaborative peer production of code
3) ideology = info wants to be free

I think generated code wrecks (2)

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I am talking about absolute amount of OS code, vs relative to total code. 

With that said, do you still think so?

Yep! The concept of OSS relies on (2) — people working on code together. 

“Just” putting an open license on something isn’t particularly helpful if you don’t maintain and improve it.

Which isn’t open source processes as we know them today.

Question becomes, will there be a type of maintenance that relates to some record of prompts and clarifies some kind of thinking process prior to it/them.