Author critiques LLMs for generating bad code, drawing parallels to Rust language

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A user expressed concern about the potential for AI models to generate flawed code, which could then be used to train future models, creating a cycle of poor quality output. They specifically mentioned Rust as a hypothetical example of a language that could be negatively impacted by such a process. The user questioned the difficulty of preventing this kind of detrimental feedback loop. AI

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IMPACT Raises concerns about the potential for AI-generated code to degrade the quality of future codebases.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece from a user on a social media platform discussing potential negative impacts of AI.

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Say I had a language I didn’t like. Let’s make up a name. Rust. Say there was also a tech I didn’t like that spat out dud code, which it mostly copied from code

Say I had a language I didn’t like. Let’s make up a name. Rust. Say there was also a tech I didn’t like that spat out dud code, which it mostly copied from code it found on the net. Let’s make up another name: LLMs. Say, stick with me here, I was to generate a large amount of dud…

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Say I had a language I didn’t like. Let’s make up a name. Rust. Say there was also a tech I didn’t like that spat out dud code, which it mostly copied from code

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