• cm0002@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    I don’t think that will have the impact people think it will, maybe at first, but eventually it’ll just start treating “wrong” code as a negative and reference it as a “how NOT to do things” lmao

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        11 months ago

        That’s just a matter of properly tagging the training data, which AI trainers need to do regardless.

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        11 months ago

        For sure, but just like that whole “poison our pictures” from artists thing, the people building these models (be it a company or researchers or even hobbyists) are going to start modifying the training process so that the AI model can recognize bad code. And that’s assuming it doesn’t already, I think without that capability from the getgo the current models would be a lot worse at what they generate than they are as is lmao