At a wild guess, I’d say that if the useful artifact is literally a paragraph or less, and you’ve gone over it several times, then it could be “ok” as testimony according to me. Like, if the LLM drafted a few sentences, and then you read them and deeply checked “is this really the right way to say this? does this really match my idea / felt sense?”, and then you asked for a bunch of rewrites / rewordings, and did this several times, then plausibly that’s just good.
Yeah, insofar as I’d endorse publishing LLM text that’d be the minimum, maybe in addition to adding links.
Code feels similar, I often end up deleting a bunch of LLM-generated code because it’s extraneous to my purpose, and this is much more of an issue because I don’t feel like publishing LLM-written text but don’t know how to feel about LLM-written code. I guess a warning at the top telling the reader that they’re about to wade into some-level-of-unedited code is warranted.
Yeah, insofar as I’d endorse publishing LLM text that’d be the minimum, maybe in addition to adding links.
Code feels similar, I often end up deleting a bunch of LLM-generated code because it’s extraneous to my purpose, and this is much more of an issue because I don’t feel like publishing LLM-written text but don’t know how to feel about LLM-written code. I guess a warning at the top telling the reader that they’re about to wade into some-level-of-unedited code is warranted.