[–] 12 points 8 hours ago*

This is exactly why barely anyone discloses AI use anymore. I use AI sometimes, my colleagues use AI sometimes, everyone I know in the software industry uses Claude in some capacity. But we don't talk about it in public because it's become so toxic that you might as well replace a simple AI disclosure with "please witch hunt me and call months of my work vibecoded slop even if it clearly isn't"

Most people are over AI being used in code but some people aren't ready for it yet. I give it two years until it's basically normalized.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 week ago

    I guess having a filter is better than none so people who respect the platform will tag their AI generated stuff. But yeah, this doesn't fix the major issue at all. This is why many open source apps lifted their ban on AI-assisted PRs, there's no point and you can't prove whether something was made by AI or not. Making a ban or filters just encourages mob mentality and people falsely accusing genuine human effort as "hey this looks like AI!!!"

    P.S. I've been told by a friend in the industry that pretty much every AAA company is using AI in all sorts of ways, but you bet they're not going to put an AI warning because that's bad PR. Bleh.

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  • [–] 4 points 1 week ago (2 children)

    I assume they’re using something fed more specific training data?

    Not at all, any frontier model can do it. Most people use Claude Opus 5.5 to make these things. I'm assuming you were using a worse one at your work, because the newest ones are pretty impressive.

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  • [–] 18 points 1 week ago

    It's snappier than other distros and has fantastic defaults. It also comes with a button that installs all gaming-related packages you need, so it's become the most popular choice for gaming. It's also arch-based which is nice because you get access to basically every application you need.

    I've been on Cachy for a while now, zero issues.

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  • [–] [S] 17 points 1 week ago (1 child)

    but many, if not most, do get ported to PC, at least eventually.

    Not anymore unfortunately, Sony said this year they'll stop porting their games to PC at all. There might be exceptions to live service games but don't expect any of their games on PC anymore.

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  • [–] [S] 39 points 1 week ago (2 children)

    Hate to break it but the emulator also uses AI and the Switch 2 got hacked in the first place using AI. At this point you'll be hard pressed to find anything in the scene not using it because, opinions on AI aside, it is seriously effective in reverse engineering.

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    If I don’t build it, someone else will, and with my technology, no doubt. I would much rather that history’s first artificially created human being be the result of my painstaking research than the work of some reckless Swiss scientist who doesn’t share my commitment to safety.

    I would also prefer not to live in a world where someone else not-named-Frankenstein wins the Monster race and then gets to call his creation the “Frankenstein’s Monster.” That would be both scientifically unfair and, frankly, a branding nightmare.

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