GCC steering committee announces AI policy
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#2The comments are worth it... the full spectrum of personalities and the hottest of takes. 10/10, would recommend to a bored friend.
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#3This is a pretty good middle ground, I think. You can't prevent LLM usage and there's significant downsides to doing so universally, so restricting contributions to things that a human needs to demonstrably understand circumvents a lot of problems.
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#415 lines of code is a great middle ground. Those changes involve a lot of tests though
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#5caveat about test cases is a good add
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#6For until the end of the article I was thinking GCC as in Gulf Cooperation Council. No idea why, but I was surprised this being about the gcc compiler and AI rules.
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#7The comments are worth it... the full spectrum of personalities and the hottest of takes. 10/10, would recommend to a bored friend.
> Do anti-LLM types expect to be vindicated in an orgy of copyright lawsuits that resets the industry back to 2022? What do people pushing expect to accomplish?
You weren’t kidding, huh.
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#8The comments are worth it... the full spectrum of personalities and the hottest of takes. 10/10, would recommend to a bored friend.
Currently the top one has a nice kind of supervillain flair to it:
> Denying it is denying human nature, Mr. Bond, and the gods tend to punish the hubris of denying nature.
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#9For until the end of the article I was thinking GCC as in Gulf Cooperation Council. No idea why, but I was surprised this being about the gcc compiler and AI rules.
The GCC is an OSS project, after all.
Re: GCC steering committee announces AI policy
#10The comments are worth it... the full spectrum of personalities and the hottest of takes. 10/10, would recommend to a bored friend.
> Do anti-LLM types expect to be vindicated in an orgy of copyright lawsuits that resets the industry back to 2022? What do people pushing expect to accomplish? You weren’t kidding, huh.
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