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> I don't see anything wrong letting the AI generate an answer and edit the rough/wrong parts if necessary. And this is not what the previous moderation policy
by MauranKilom 3y ago
> I don't see anything wrong letting the AI generate an answer and edit the rough/wrong parts if necessary.
And this is not what the previous moderation policy was trying to prevent. What it was trying to prevent is answers from people skip that second step.
- egeozcan 3y agoI was opposing to this part: > "But what if they were correct answers?" is largely an irrelevant hypothetical side-issue.