The problem is that LLM users are extremely unlikely to check all their output with enough care. If you do it they're likely to end up slowing you down, instea

The problem is that LLM users are extremely unlikely to check all their output with enough care. If you do it they're likely to end up slowing you down, instead of being a help. If you assume full responsibility for your usage of AI, don't try to hide it! Commits signed by Claude are a good and very visible indicator of what to expect from an open source project. > A carpenter may sign their work. But they don’t add the name of the saw they used to cut wood, do they Saws are unlikely to lie about what they've done, and don't decide what to do autonomously. If we'll get saws that do that, I'll very much want to know if a carpenter working on my home used them. > However, now it’s obvious and even expected that using LLMs is the way forward Good to know that it's obvious for you.