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It depends. Could you easily determine in this case that it was "AI slop"? I have used LLMs before for PRs, but not with having my brain turned off, and it got
by johnisgood 1y ago
It depends. Could you easily determine in this case that it was "AI slop"? I have used LLMs before for PRs, but not with having my brain turned off, and it got merged because it was legitimate, and I would have never sent the PR without doing my own careful review. I may be in the minority, who knows.
- hsbauauvhabzb 1y agoYou are a minority.
- johnisgood 1y agoThat is quite sad if this is true. I would have never submitted a PR without knowing everything about the code I had generated. I manually looked up the RFC for test vectors, because the LLM sucked at it, and I generated the tests and made sure it is correct and in accordance to the RFC. The test included edge cases, too, and all the tests found in the RFC. I had to know a lot, and do my own research a lot, for the LLM to be useful, to be honest. I do not think LLMs are there (yet at least).