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It's interesting that Valve's policy requires disclosure of AI generated code: > Any kind of content (art/code/sound/etc) created with the help of AI tools dur
by bjterry 2y ago
It's interesting that Valve's policy requires disclosure of AI generated code:
> Any kind of content (art/code/sound/etc) created with the help of AI tools during development.
But that none of the categories the author of this post identified included code, only visual, audio and text content.
- theshrike79 2y agoWell shit, all of my code from the last 3+ years would need a trigger warning then :D I've found Copilot (and its like) to be essential in the way I work. It's a lot faster to ask an AI assistant to do the boring repetitive bits + me glancing through them than me writing and checking documentation and writing and getting bored and my ADD kicking in and now I'm on Wikipedia reading about some weird castle a baron built on top of a mountain just because. =)
- dejobaan 2y ago(Author) Good point! I picked the top categories by mentions. 24 entries that mentioned "code" or "copilot" (out of all total disclosures), and a third of them actually went out of their way to state that there was NO AI code gen; typically like so: > it is not used in the game itself in any area: 3D models, code... I suspect that a more rigorous perusal of the metadata (i.e., more than those quick search terms) would turn up some more, but either way, it seemed like such a tiny fraction of the whole.