[CodeCompost]

I like the idea of not crediting the person who posted the bug but to the LLM that found it. People who find exploits using LLMs should never get a reward or credit.

[pelagicAustral]

So people coding with LLMs shouldn't get paid then, right?

[grey-area]

That is in fact the end goal of CEOs pushing LLM use yes. Not possible right now, but if it were they would absolutely take that option.

[jorisw]

[citation needed]

[bspammer]

Does "companies will cut unnecessary costs" need a citation?

[muldvarp]

Do you think the CEO of your company hired you and pays a lot of money for you because they like you?

[muldvarp]

Do you assume that five years from now you'll get paid for coding with LLMs?

[bakugo]

Correct.

[chrisjj]

They should get paid by the LMM only.

[nubg]

I agree! We should go all the way though and credit the authors of the data the LLM was trained on. People who just run LLMs training scripts should never get a reward or credit.

[defmacr0]

I take credit given all my infosec-related reddit posts they used for training.

[Levitz]

It baffles me how this can be said without concern for first order consequences.