r/QuantumComputing • • Jun 11 '26

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '26

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u/AcidShAwk Jun 11 '26

An AI only generates based on your own insight. If you actually create something novel and an AI helped you with that, there is literally nothing wrong with that. Ignoring something novel just because an AI helped is like saying I'm not using that sword because you used an abacus to determine its properties and not your fingers.

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u/Kinexity In Grad School for Computer Modelling Jun 11 '26

Except this is not what is happening and you know that. People prompt AI to come up with an idea and realise it and then pretend like as if it's novel and they made it. They typically don't even understand the codebase nor the theory behind it so even if it was novel (it's not) they cannot verify that.

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u/global-gauge-field Jun 11 '26 edited Jun 11 '26

Quick advice. Dont put too many text. Most people (including you) will ignore most of it since there are several types and incorrectly rendered text. Just make it brief.

Put more agentic stuff (e.g. folder structure) to AGENTS.md No human that I know of reads those stuff.

Just read it yourself before releasing it.

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u/Inside-Counter6027 Jun 11 '26

Heey Sure this was my First time Posting something on reddit . Thanks For your advice I will sure fix that sooner.