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The worst problem is that a LLM could not only copy the exact code it was trained on but possibly even their comments! There is one thing arguing that the code
by AyanamiKaine 7mo ago
The worst problem is that a LLM could not only copy the exact code it was trained on but possibly even their comments!
There is one thing arguing that the code is a one to one copy but when the comments are even the same isn’t it quite clear it’s a copy?
- duskdozer 7mo agoIt literally did copy significant portions of docstring comments, verbatim.
- raggi 7mo agoThe human driver of the project has a comment that is reporting that the project has no structural overlap as analyzed by a plagarism analysis tool. Were comments excluded from that analysis? Is your comment here based on the data in the repo?
- DrammBA 7mo ago> Were comments excluded from that analysis? According to the analysis that you referenced: > JPlag parses Python source into syntactic tokens (function definitions, assignments, control flow, etc.), discarding all variable names, comments, whitespace, and formatting