| ▲ | doug_durham 2 hours ago | |
The copyright example is naive at best. Any AI work that has been meaningfully modified by a human can be copyrighted. So if LLM generated code is used a the starting point and it is then modified in the testing and review phases you are good. Code that has not been touched by humans is very rare. | ||
| ▲ | dijksterhuis 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> Code that has not been touched by humans is very rare. i mean... it's not the most common, but it's certainly not super rare. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=i+vibecoded 508 results, yes not all of the hits are actual vibe-coded projects. but then this is just the people who are willing to admit it freely as well. so. | ||