I'd disagree: models a year from now will still be trained on public code - of which there's a rapidly rising percentage of aigen code, meaning it should, without specific guidance, degenerate, not improve. That's the real gamble here, and I'm hardly the first person to bring it up.
I'd disagree: models a year from now will still be trained on public code - of which there's a rapidly rising percentage of aigen code, meaning it should, without specific guidance, degenerate, not improve. That's the real gamble here, and I'm hardly the first person to bring it up.