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by synu 1268 days ago
How will they be able to keep purely AI-generated outputs from being fed back in as inputs? That seems hard to separate out once it’s published and not attributed. The ability of AI to generate lots of output means it might swamp human or cyborg outputs when looking at the corpus of publicly searchable code (or blog posts, or whatever the training data is for the case in question).

Maybe a GAN to detect and filter out AI-generated content? Not sure if that’s possible or not.
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culi 1268 days ago
Well I'm not saying that we should put effort into forcing AI to not train on purely AI-generated work.

All I'm saying is that I believe humans are gonna produce more and better code with the help of AI and that AI models trained on a mix of human and AI-generated code will likely result in smarter AI that is also more receptive to cultural changes

I think it's gonna happen through social evolution. Not something we actively need to work towards

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visarga 1268 days ago
Execute the code to see if it passes the tests. Then you can use it with confidence. Lots of human code is crap too, it needs to be removed. You can use GPT-3 to administer tests and read the results.
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