How can I write anti-AI software?

#1

Post by lurker531 » Tue, Dec 20, 2022, 6:36 PM UTC

Whether that be open source software or maybe even at work, is it even possible to do something like that? Readability and all good coding practices are really only for other developers, so changing that won’t be it.

Something that will prevent it using the code to either learn or use.

Re: How can I write anti-AI software?

#2

Post by smoldesu » Tue, Dec 20, 2022, 6:39 PM UTC

You could add restrictive licensing conditions, but realistically that doesn't stop people from using your code anyways. Unless you hold the exclusive copy of your source code, it's hard to imagine a good way to prevent AI from using it.

Re: How can I write anti-AI software?

#3

Post by lurker531 » Tue, Dec 20, 2022, 6:40 PM UTC

smoldesu wrote: post #2

You could add restrictive licensing conditions, but realistically that doesn't stop people from using your code anyways. Unless you hold the exclusive copy of your source code, it's hard to imagine a good way to prevent AI from using it.

Yeah that doesn’t really work I.e. GitHub lawsuits

Re: How can I write anti-AI software?

#4

Post by smoldesu » Tue, Dec 20, 2022, 6:43 PM UTC

lurker531 wrote: post #3

smoldesu wrote: post #2

You could add restrictive licensing conditions, but realistically that doesn't stop people from using your code anyways. Unless you hold the exclusive copy of your source code, it's hard to imagine a good way to prevent AI from using it.

Yeah that doesn’t really work I.e. GitHub lawsuits

It doesn't really work because anything public can be assimilated into AI. If you don't want your content to get used for AI training, don't make it freely available on the internet.