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Tabnine Adds Ability to Track Provenance of Code Generated by AI Models

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copyright, code, Tabnine, DevOps, AI, building with AI, optimizing MLOps DevOps AITabnine this week previewed an ability to track the provenance and attribution of code that if generated by a large language model (LLM) might create potential liabilities for organizations that included it as an application.

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