I think you miss the bigger picture maybe because its so new? I mean we are already in uncharted waters and the AI revolution has only just begun. Like you said there's plenty of code that's been leaked mostly in regards to LLM's. (Large Language Models). I for one doubt that was by accident but that's pure speculation at this point. But if you think everything AI is in the public domain I'd venture your wrong. As for what we already have it will displace a lot of the workforce. I mean secretaries customer support across the board and so much more can be done with the 'AI's' we have. And its no large leap to see them doing very well accounting law teaching and so on. How about teh ones we've trained to see and respond the world in real time? those are the ai's that will be driving our trucks soon enough. Giving us the tool set to make humanity obsolete seems like a very tptb sorta thing. Seeing AI start coding itself is where its gonna get interesting tho.