This is a better discussion of this topic, imo: https://www.frank.computer/blog/2025/05/just-a-tool.html.
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Technology@lemmy.world•"No More Hand-Written Code" - Epic Reportedly Adopts "AI First" Production Model On New Disney ShooterEnglish
171·21 days agoIt’s not, they are correct. There are so many telltale signs of AI code it’s not even funny. The most obvious being the absolutely garbage comments that people invariably leave in. And the god awful naming of things.
But it’s more than that. If you’re in this industry long enough, you get pretty good at reconstructing a real author’s thought process when they wrote the code. Part of understanding code is understanding why it was written the way that it was, which means understanding how the author thought. Sure, there was plenty of garbage code and stupid thinking, but it was still thought and usually had its own kind of internal consistency. AI code has no thought process, no reason. It is pure mimicry, an amalgamation of millions of authors all at once. It has no internal consistency. It produces code no human ever would, because it doesn’t make any fucking sense. It’s like reading an alien language, where the constructs it produces are so aberrant to how any human would ever think that it could be nothing but an LLM.
I definitely can’t tell you everything about a piece of code by reading it, but I sure as hell can smell an LLM in it, because it fucking stinks.
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Technology@lemmy.world•UK recruiters report record AI cheating in graduate job interviewsEnglish
6·23 days agoI work remote, so no.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Drone strikes didn’t take out a Russian bot farm, but we were primed to believe itEnglish
7·23 days agoHmm, every company monitors their web traffic. That’s standard operating procedure.

I assume this is just in jest, because we absolutely are not.