Zhao Wenyuan's voice was scattered by the river wind.
"Do you know how many users CodeSafe has now?"
"Around three million," Han Luyi said.
"Three million developers submit code every day," Zhao Wenyuan said. "With every submission, CodeSafe checks for bugs."
"Isn't bug checking the product's core function?"
"Yeah." Zhao Wenyuan gave a cold laugh. "Every time it checks, the servers keep a copy."
Han Luyi said nothing.
"Dingsheng wants to do code generation. All of that is fuel for feeding its large model. Users think they're using a free tool, but Dingsheng is getting free training data."
The river wind grew stronger, making their clothes rustle.
"Do the users know?" Han Luyi asked.
"There's a clause in the user agreement, somewhere around page thirty-something. Something like, 'To improve product experience, usage data may be collected for model optimization,'" Zhao Wenyuan said. "Who would ever read that far?"
Han Luyi thought about it. He had read BugKiller's user agreement, but not CodeSafe's.
"I come from a coding background." Zhao Wenyuan braced both hands against the railing. "I work on open source too, but this... this is fucking filthy."
"This is what I wanted to tell you today."
Han Luyi looked at him.
[Emotion: Anger (Hidden: Self-blame)] [Lie Probability: 0%] [Statement Does Not Conflict with Known Facts]
They were silent for several seconds.
"Mr. Zhao, thank you," Han Luyi said.
"Don't call me Mr. Zhao. I'm not anymore." Zhao Wenyuan turned to look at him. "Xiao Han, there's something I've never been able to figure out... How exactly was your model trained?"
Han Luyi did not answer.
"I seriously studied your product," Zhao Wenyuan said. "The detection accuracy shouldn't be at that level, and that impact assessment too... Unless you have an exceptionally good data source, or some new