Probably not. The Copyright Office maintains that merely prompting the AI, even prompting it further to alter the output, is not enough creative control to grant copyrights to its output. I’ve put the most relevant quotes here:
Feel free to use it as is or adapt it as needed in your projects, or propose it to other open source projects. It’s got clear definitions of what is not allowed, so it should help eliminate any confusion.
Probably not. Wine translates Windows kernel calls to their equivalent Linux kernel calls. Kernel level anti-cheat runs in the kernel space, so it’s not compatible with Wine. That being said, there are Linux versions of most kernel level anti-cheat, game vendors just don’t support them.
I still think it should be banned. It’s prone to just making shit up. Therefore, it’s not useful for any sort of professional work. If you had just a guy named Al, who would work for free, but sometimes would just make stuff up to make you happy, would you let Al work on important things?
Not yet, but hopefully soon. :)