Post #2305885

My policy for AI in programming tends to be applicable in other areas as well. • AI should be used to assist, enhance and not replace existing workflows. • When using AI, be sure to split your workflow into smaller, more manageable chunks. • Proofread then validate the output against other sources before implementing it into your works. This ensures that anything contributed by an AI meets the same expectations as a human performing the same task. If you implement the following or some variant of it into your workflow, you'll find that a lot of the common pitfalls with AI can easily be avoided. While the efficacy of AI can never been guaranteed, I find that sticking to those guidelines can help direct the output into something less liable to be derivative. @seachanger@alaskan.social