Raw LLM Responses

I’m sure you probably realize this, but please consult with a lawyer immediately, and do whatever he tells you such as: make sure you can prove you didn’t use any of your company’s software or hardware to develop this, and also that you can prove you did it off the clock. This is exactly the sort of thing that can end up going to court for years so your firm can take the software/proceeds of the software from you. Obviously your particular employment contract and local laws etc will affect all of this greatly, and I am not pretending to be an expert, nor am I a lawyer or is any of this legal advice. This situation just screams of potential for you to be sued by your employer after you shop this software around and I don’t want you to get hosed in the end. That whole plot in the show Silicon Valley about Hooli taking the main character to court to try to prove they own his software is honestly not that far off from reality. My dad has worked in software since the 80s and he’s run into this a few times in his career. (Never actually been sued though). Better to be safe than sorry, please contact a tech lawyer asap. Best of luck to you! :)