| ▲ | johnnyanmac a day ago | |
The weird line is for knowledge lookup, which is sadly becoming more and more the case to make up for the very intentional enshittification of 10's era search tools. Given the recent walking elephant(-ish thingy) in the room for games, would I be using Ai if I consulted to claude on an issue and saw (didn't directly use, but saw) a snippet of code? Many would say no, but the environmental angle would suggest I am still contributing to AI pollution and the ethical side would suggest I am ultimately relying on a fountain of unlicensed code to get that answer. But if you think that; how would you begin to enforce such matters? There wouldn't be any trace of AI contributions in a repo. Some theoretical perfect AI detector wouldn't detect anything because I synthesized the scripted into my own mind and figured out an approach to fix my problem. But the "damage" was done, nonetheless. That's what this current situation is having me consider. | ||