> it should get credit for good work, or disdain for bad

Hard disagree. The "credit" it gets is through the form of charging my credit card.

Imagine for a moment that you are a company which hired a human developer to create your app rather than AI. In this case, the developer sold his or her right to credit by way of becoming a paid employee. All credit/rights/etc to the code become the ownership of Company, not the developer.

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awesome_dude 4 hours ago | parent [-]

I am paid by my company to write code - does that mean I shouldn't be given credit for the work I create?

DMR, Kevin Thompson are credited with creating C and Unix, but they were paid employees of AT&T - where's the issue with them being credited for their work?

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bigstrat2003 an hour ago | parent [-]

You, and those others, are people. The clanker is not, and should not get the privileges of a person.

	▲	awesome_dude 14 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		"We made this in C#" "Our team used Go" "Rewrite it in Rust" Funny, we credit technology all the time.