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This is an AI issue because people, including the developers of AI tools, don't care enough. The Tragedy Of The Commons is always about this: people want what
by exasperaited 11mo ago
This is an AI issue because people, including the developers of AI tools, don't care enough.
The Tragedy Of The Commons is always about this: people want what they want, and they do not care to prevent the tragedy, if they even recognise it.
> Project owners should instead be working ways to filter out careless code more efficiently.
Great. So the industry creates a burden and then forces people to deal with it — I guess it's an opportunity to sell some AI detection tools.
- danielbln 11mo agoWe don't need an AI detector, we need a "human vetted" detector.
- johnnyanmac 11mo agoWho's paying the human to vet it? Or will we have volunteers dedicated to being AI detectors instead of developers?
- danielbln 11mo agoI don't have those answers. My point was that trying to outright ban any AI is futile and probably overall counter productive, and that we need to find ways to ensure a human hasn't submitted slop. I don't have an answer as to the how.
- johnnyanmac 11mo ago> trying to outright ban any AI is futile and probably overall counter productive okay, you can keep thinking that. I'll just reject anything that has a whiff of AI and lacks care. No point campaigning in this admin to regulate anything, so that's off the table for 1-3 years.
- exasperaited 11mo agoPeople arguing against my point here seem to be doing a good job of validating my point.