I've actually been thinking it'd be nice to have something like GitHub, but only for hand-written code. If anything, for now I'd like to learn primarily from and perhaps contribute to projects that have human involved at all stages.
But I don't think it will be easy to detect AI written code especially with frequent releases of new models.
It does and it's unfortunate. Perhaps Codeberg might try to block AI crawlers access to the entire website. I know it's all jazz nowadays, but I'm not in favor of using other's people work to train AI without explicit consent.
I think the idea is that they can point to their terms of service in case of issues.
If a project is found to be violating their terms of service they can terminate the account without much fuss.
Maybe this is their point
I've actually been thinking it'd be nice to have something like GitHub, but only for hand-written code. If anything, for now I'd like to learn primarily from and perhaps contribute to projects that have human involved at all stages.
But I don't think it will be easy to detect AI written code especially with frequent releases of new models.
It also creates a perfect set of training data for future LLMs
It does and it's unfortunate. Perhaps Codeberg might try to block AI crawlers access to the entire website. I know it's all jazz nowadays, but I'm not in favor of using other's people work to train AI without explicit consent.
I know it when I see it.