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Honestly, the code from my interns have greatly improve since they use AI. And there is lots of really ugly and hard to read code from papers. So I don't think it will be an obvious loss of readability to have code completely generated by AI :)

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somethingsome 9 hours ago | parent [-]

Very interesting, do you have a specific approach to educate them in how to use LLMs? Or they do it free wheel? Do you give advices? If so which kind?

I would love to have a structured approach to help students learn to use better LLMs. What I have observed (for uni students) is that they produce better code overall, but have no idea how it works, and would not be able to reproduce it without LLMs. (this is from first to last year)

	▲	Narew 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		For the moment it's a bit free wheel. And I agree the code is better but they could probably not reproduce it themself. I honestly don't know how to "force" them to understand the code the llm write if the code is clean. But this happen when the code produce by llm is over complicated or bad and we catch that by doing code review. I have the impression it will create even more disparity between student, students that just use llm code and the ones that try to understand it.