XDA Developers using AI so much, it wrote the wrong article for them and still published it 🙃

[gamingonlinux@mastodon.social]

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[smilingdemon@mastodon.art]

@gamingonlinux but everyone assures me that they understand LLMs make mistakes all over the place and they will check everything that they get an LLM to make thoroughly before letting it go out to clients/the public/repos... Sigh.

(And they wonder why I remain skeptical of their claims).

[mistersmee@fedi.mistersmee.ee]

@gamingonlinux sad to see what the site has become, it was a big part of my life once when I was really into Android modding.

[linuxjj@mastodon.social]

@mistersmee @gamingonlinux That was also my case, back when we were 'Cooking' roms for HTC devices. It's sad to see this decline.

[theotime812@bliry.fr]

@gamingonlinux@mastodon.social Bold of you to assume they published it manually /s

[meuwese@mastodon.social]

@gamingonlinux this is madness. I'm not actually familiar with this site but how is this still up even on a smaller site?

[micromot@norden.social]

@meuwese @gamingonlinux They have Forums that you usually stumble upon when looking up custom android ROMs etc

[averagedood@verse.averagedood.xyz]

@meuwese@mastodon.social @gamingonlinux@mastodon.social It used to be the one biggest news and forum of everything Android related.

Used to be. Back when it was good

[paul_stilgar@mastodon.social]

@gamingonlinux

Programs written by AI are craps.

I ask them a program in cobol, python , java, c , … to check if a input year is a leap year .

None of the AI initialized the variables.
None of the AI checked if the input string was a numeric.

If 30% of Nvidia drivers are written by ai , it explains why these drivers are so bad.

#ai #nvidia