AI is here. AI is here to stay. You may as well assume everything now has AI in it. I am not sure why I would need to care it was made by human or AI. They both can produce shit code, and they both are attributed to the person who is responsible for the repo.

"Let me introduce you to module that PowerShell allowed me to make, .NET allowed me to compile, Assembly allowed me to run it at all, Computer allowed me to XYZ". It never stops. If i create a module PSWriteHTML and someone uses it and says "I made this great looking report" it's his to say that.

I don't agree. Claude is there in the bottom right corner. It's clearly disclosed. What you expect now is basically "Let me introduce you to module/script claude made and I directed". I'm not going to write it. it makes no sense.

Guess when the AI era has started for me. I don't see a reason to really go and disclose what I made with AI or by hand. Hell the code I have by hand has so many bugs that Codex can't get enough of fixing it. I am still responsible for what I code, produce and it will be on me if it blows up.

I understand what you're trying to say, but slop will be slop whether it's human or AI made. Somehow people are led to believe that 'human' code was perfect or is somehow better then AI, when the opposite is true in most cases. I've seen less AI crap, then I have seen human made.

I am not sure I agree with this because you could go deep enough to claim nothing was really your work at some point. Tools are changing, work is evolving and we should acknowledge that. Are you driving a car? Or is car driving you? Are you cutting or knife is cutting?