Does Ironwail use AI generated code? #548
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I recently learned that VKQuake uses AI code, and I immediately stopped using it because of that. When I asked on SlipSeer what would be a good alternative that had support for CSQC, QSS-M was brought up, and later someone said that QSS-M also uses AI code, so that's a no as well. Then someone in my thread had wondered if Ironwail uses AI too, so now I'm asking because I'm paranoid. If the answer is yes, let me know, because I don't want to use a source port that uses AI generated code. |
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My own code isn't AI-generated, and I also avoid directly taking code from projects that are known to use AI (QSSM and vkQuake), even though that creates an asymmetric relationship, where other projects can (and do) take large amounts of code I've spent my time on, without them also making significant original contributions to the overall ecosystem in return. That being said, as long as I have pull requests enabled on this repo, I can't completely guarantee that no AI-generated code makes its way in. Even if I make it a requirement to not use AI for PRs (I currently don't have any official guidelines for contributors, but I really should), people can just ignore established guidelines and not disclose AI usage. Sometimes it's obvious whether or not the code is human-authored, sometimes it's not. For the time being I'm not going to disable PRs, but let's see how this goes. |
My own code isn't AI-generated, and I also avoid directly taking code from projects that are known to use AI (QSSM and vkQuake), even though that creates an asymmetric relationship, where other projects can (and do) take large amounts of code I've spent my time on, without them also making significant original contributions to the overall ecosystem in return. That being said, as long as I have pull requests enabled on this repo, I can't completely guarantee that no AI-generated code makes its way in. Even if I make it a requirement to not use AI for PRs (I currently don't have any official guidelines for contributors, but I really should), people can just ignore established guidelines and…