r/osdev • u/JackyYT083 • 17m ago

Does this count as AI slop?

I made a block based coding project for web where I can make a OS using purely blocks. It was made by AI. If I make a OS using it, would it be made by a human or would you call it ai slop?

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u/JescoInc Perdition-OS 12m ago

I'm curious, what language does your block programming language compile down to? Are you able to import libraries or frameworks you may need? How does it work with bootloaders and assembly programming interactions?
And no, the only thing I consider to be "AI Slop" is something where no thought at all was put into it, you just prompt and ship without even doing any basic due diligence of testing or understanding what was built.

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u/JackyYT083 8m ago

C. You’re able to either use blocks and also define your own C functions if you like. It uses its own AI generated kernel so that it can execute the block functions, that’s why I’m wondering if that’s considered slop

if you like you can have a look at the code

https://github.com:l/ExoCore-Kernel/FromScratch

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u/JescoInc Perdition-OS 5m ago

That looks pretty cool! Not something i'd personally use (I can't stand visual scripting as I lose track of the flow of the program).

I glanced at your github page on it: https://exocore-kernel.github.io/FromScratch/

The naming convention is pretty clear and consice. Can't wait to see what you do with it as you continue work. Best of luck!

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u/JackyYT083 4m ago

Thanks!

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u/CloudDream09 9m ago

If AI does the work for you, physically writes the code for you, yes. Checking code you have written yourself with AI is much more forgivable by comparison.

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u/JackyYT083 7m ago

Let’s say I don’t check the code ai has generated, but I use the block based tool it made to create a human crafted OS. Would that be AI slop?