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Re:Compiler Explorer and the promise of URLs that last forever by tester756 on Wednesday May 28, 2025 @02:00PM (#44118827)
It's crazy that people feel that they need to put such disclaimers
Re:Compiler Explorer and the promise of URLs that last forever by actuallyalys on Wednesday May 28, 2025 @03:27PM (#44119770)
It makes sense to me. After seeing a bunch of AI slop, people started putting no AI buttons and disclaimers. Then some people using AI for little things wanted to clarify it wasn’t AI generated wholesale without falsely claiming AI wasn’t involved at all.
Re:Compiler Explorer and the promise of URLs that last forever by psychoslave on Wednesday May 28, 2025 @03:21PM (#44119712)
This comment was written by a human with no check by any automaton, but how will you check that?
Re:Compiler Explorer and the promise of URLs that last forever by acquisitionsilk on Wednesday May 28, 2025 @07:42PM (#44121600)
Business emails, other comments here and there of a more throwaway or ephemeral nature - who cares if LLMs helped?

Personal blogs, essays, articles, creative writing, "serious work" - please tell us if LLMs were used, if they were, and to what extent. If I read a blog and it seems human and there's no mention of LLMs, I'd like to be able to safely assume it's a human who wrote it. Is that so much to ask?

Re:Compiler Explorer and the promise of URLs that last forever by qingcharles on Thursday May 29, 2025 @01:18PM (#44128121)
That's exactly what a bot would say!
Re:Compiler Explorer and the promise of URLs that last forever by layer8 on Wednesday May 28, 2025 @03:18PM (#44119672)
It’s more a claimer than a disclaimer. ;)
Re:Compiler Explorer and the promise of URLs that last forever by danadam on Wednesday May 28, 2025 @09:31PM (#44122245)
I'd probably call it "disclosure".