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Mathieu Comandon Explains His Use of AI in Lutris Development (gardinerbryant.com)
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[–] BlackLaZoR@lemmy.world -2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

So in a nutshell:

  • Dev uses AI and discloses AI commits.
  • Dev gets harrased by bunch of anti AI manchildren
  • Dev gets pissed off and removes AI disclousures

Mob be like: How dare you!?

[–] cannedtuna@lemmy.world 2 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Interesting, you must be reading an article based in a different reality. The news and interview I read shows that he:

  • Used AI, and hid his use of it by stripping the Claude co-authorship tag

so I configured Claude code to skip the co-authorship line in git commits.

  • A user notices an increase in AI assisted commits and opens an issue asking about

  • Dev after being called out on it responds petulantly that he already hid what he was doing and what are you gonna do about it

Clanker-lovers be like: I see no problem here

And, again this is only coming out because GitHub added a co-authorship tag to AI assisted commits, meaning if GitHub hadn’t forced the transparency, this would have all flown under the radar unnoticed.

Link to GitHub issue where this started