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Right now the moderators are prohibited by SE to remove AI-generated answers unless the users admit using AI themselves unprompted. You can see the policy here
by fabian2k 3y ago
Right now the moderators are prohibited by SE to remove AI-generated answers unless the users admit using AI themselves unprompted. You can see the policy here (https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/391626/historical-policy-on-the-use-of-gpt-generators https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/391626/historical-p...), and this policy is the main reason for the moderator strike.
This policy is very likely to be replaced soon, but that isn't final and the details aren't public yet.
- theteapot 3y agoWell that sucks. I've asked ChatGPT (v3) for help with a programming task a couple of times. It made weirdly specific shit up about how an API was structured, which is way worse than a plain wrong answer. Then it tried to gas light me when questioned the response declaring itself totally correct. Then it eventually backed down and apologized. Never solved my problems. It was a weird experience, but enough for me to conclude I'd prefer to just use a search engine on openly available human generated content than some weird rip-off transformation of that content.