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My company simply prohibits any AI generated code. Seems to work rather well.

• ffsm8 2y ago
  My employer went all in and pays for both enterprise subscriptions (github Copilot+ chatgpt enterprise, which is just a company branded version of the regular interface) We've even been getting "prompt engineering" meeting invites of 3+ hours to get an introduction into their usage. 100-150 participants each time I joined It's amazing how much they're valuing it. from my experience it's usually a negative productivity multiplier (x0.7 vs x1 without either)
  • kridsdale3 2y ago
    Sounds like they plan to lay half of you off once metrics stabilize.
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• gnicholas 2y ago
  How is this enforced? I'm not saying it isn't a good idea, just that it seems like it would be tricky to enforce. Separately, it could result in employees uploading code to a non-privacy-respecting AI, whereas if employees were allowed to use a particular AI then the company could better control privacy/security concerns.