"This is a case where some docs aren’t better than none, because they signify the triumph of intellectual laziness over trust and accountability. While I’m not concerned about their impact (any enterprise customer would shred you to pieces if you provided docs like those), I think that they represent a trend that we must fight, because docs entirely written by AI are wrong.Let’s draw the line: docs generated entirely by AI should never ship to users. You can use AI judiciously to audit your docs for gaps, to spot inconsistencies, to generate first drafts that you’ll edit later. But the moment you let any LLM have the final word on what users will read, you’ve abandoned the basic contract of docs: that someone who understands the system has taken responsibility for explaining it truthfully."passo.uno/ai-wikis-docs-teathe
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