[scrollaway]

This isn’t how training works.

[skeptic_ai]

I think he’s saying let’s say I’m your competitor and I need your code and you happen to use the same llm they will provide me a copy of your code.

[rcxdude]

Yeah, which hasn't been demonstrated in practice at all.

[davebren]

It has. LLMs being able to one-shot any higher-order complexity is entirely dependent on it already being in the training data.

[scrollaway]

If it has been demonstrated, you're welcome to cite a paper or even study of any kind. Right now, you're just guessing. (I head an AI lab, FYI)

[davebren]

You could just test it for yourself if you're actually interested in finding out (assuming you are a decent programmer, but your bio suggests you have no technical expertise in the area).

[scrollaway]

I was working in machine learning before you were old enough to take programming classes.

https://github.com/jleclanche

As I said, I founded and run a AI lab. Now get over yourself.