Is it possible to detect if a code is written by AI?
How does Github know 41% of all code on it is AI generated? (link)
How do you verify AI-generated code before deploying? Do you even bother?
Is there a reliable way to tell if a piece of code was written by AI, and can it be trusted?
Can the AI detector identify code from ChatGPT, Claude, or GitHub Copilot?
What is an AI Code Detector?
What makes code look AI-generated vs human-written?
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My university sent out an email saying that there will be a breach of academic integrity on anyone using AI to write code.
https://decrypt.co/147191/no-human-programmers-five-years-ai-stability-ceo
In this article, it says that 41% of all code on Github right now is AI generated. How do we know that? Aren't human code and AI code indistinguishable?
I've been relying on Cursor and Claude to write most of my code recently. It works, but I honestly have no idea if what I'm shipping has security issues or bad practices I'm not catching.
I tried ESLint and Semgrep but the output is a wall of jargon that doesn't mean much to me.
Curious how others handle this:
- Do you review AI-generated code before deploying, or just trust it?
- If you do review, what's your process?
- Has anyone actually been burned by a security issue in AI-generated code?
Hey there, I know this might be a silly question, but in my programming class, our lab assistants have threatened not to give us any scores if we use AI. They claim to have found a program that can estimate AI usage as a percentage, and if it's above 50%, we're cooked.
If something like that exists, could you share it? Also, how reliable is it, and what can I do to make sure my code doesn't look AI-generated? I'm worried because even though I write my own code, they might think otherwise ( I just use ChatGPT-4o occasionally to help fix my mistakes )