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Towards Data Science By Emmimal P Alexander

Do You Still Own the Code Your AI Wrote? I Built CodeOwnership to Measure It

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The article describes a tool called CodeOwnership that measures how much of the code an AI writes can be attributed to the user. The author shares a personal experiment where they rated their confidence at 4 out of 5 and then spent 8 minutes trying to locate a planted bug, ultimately finding none. They provide a walkthrough of the tool’s usage, its results, and discuss its limitations.

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