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Here's what I tell people at work: It's OK to use AI, but you must say it's AI. If you post something and say "Here's what GPT-5 says" - great. Love the efficie
by pants2 1y ago
Here's what I tell people at work: It's OK to use AI, but you must say it's AI. If you post something and say "Here's what GPT-5 says" - great. Love the efficiency. If someone asks you to do something and you respond with clearly AI-generated crap masquerading as your own, you will be getting a piece of my mind.
- comprev 1y agoI use AI mostly for writing docs and always make sure the documents have an "AI generated content" notice as the first thing readers see. In the codebase itself I add in-line comments pointing to precisely where AI was used. AI has proven very useful for providing extensive in-line comments too as my employer is pushing hard for our Ops guys to learn IaC despite the vast majority having zero-to-none development experience. Contextual comments explaining _what, why & how_ loops/conditionals/etc. work has (so far anyway) proven quite successful.
- Cpoll 1y ago> "Here's what GPT-5 says" This drives me nuts. It's often wrong, but then I have to do the research to prove it before the conversation can get back on track.
- jamil7 1y agoHad a coworker paste an error log from a repo I maintain in Slack with an LLM summary of the log, three dot points which were written quite clearly in the log if he’d bothered to read it.