AI for writing documentation

[JohnK]

Yeah. And, I know that (is why I'm not on social media or stuff). ...Just sort of depressing though (ai); I'm just contemplating licensing. -i.e. not sure if I've ever truly contemplated if someone were to use *my* code to actually "kick puppies". Kind of a #BurnItDownAndStartAgainMaybeWeCanDoBetterNextTime kind of thought.

 

[AlfredoLlaquet]

I thank the Romans every day for the alphabet. Fortunately, it's free to use for any purpose, even evil ones.

 

[JohnK]

I thank the Romans every day for the alphabet. Fortunately, it's free to use for any purpose, even evil ones.

that's really nice! I like that.

 

[Alain De Vos]

Just had a conversation with Google.
Answer of Google A.I. : - I put words into your mouth you did not used.

Google becoming a manipulative politician. Time to read 1984.

 

[JohnK]

The truly scary part of that thought is that people will still blindly trust it because it is the "easy button". -i.e. I can see using it for collating, finding, and maybe possibly suggesting but at no time should the output be trusted (but now, we're back to the crux of this thread's topic; at what point does it become easier to just do something yourself?).

I still think that upper case 'i' needs to be lower case because its intelligence isn't deserving of an upper-case classification.