Reputation is, IMO, the key. And not just for code, but for natural language too.
We're going to have to get used to publication being more important than authorship: I published this, therefore I stand behind every word of it. It might be 5% chatbot or 95% chatbot, but if it's wrong, people should hold me to account, not my tools.
No "oh, the chatbot did it" get out of jail free cards.
We're going to have to get used to publication being more important than authorship: I published this, therefore I stand behind every word of it. It might be 5% chatbot or 95% chatbot, but if it's wrong, people should hold me to account, not my tools.
No "oh, the chatbot did it" get out of jail free cards.