Your insider’s guide to AI and exponential technologies
Several possible counters to that:
1. Developers could be incentivised to contribute genuinely novel code/solutions. I suspect this would happen rather infrequently.
2. The existing LLMs have already shown themselves capable of innovation in other domains eg writing . I can't imagine coding being any different.
3. Original content would still be published eg research papers. Humans can't help sharing.
Thought the same thing, then thought that the early GitHub copilots will have a first mover advantage as they will have the input to improve their models.
Several possible counters to that:
1. Developers could be incentivised to contribute genuinely novel code/solutions. I suspect this would happen rather infrequently.
2. The existing LLMs have already shown themselves capable of innovation in other domains eg writing . I can't imagine coding being any different.
3. Original content would still be published eg research papers. Humans can't help sharing.
Thought the same thing, then thought that the early GitHub copilots will have a first mover advantage as they will have the input to improve their models.