Researchers from Stanford University have found that programmers who accept help from AI tools like Github Copilot produce less secure code than those who fly solo.

I’m sure you’d find the same thing of developers who blindly cut & paste from Stack Overflow.

The root issue is the same, people who don’t understand the code they got from someone else write less secure code. Doesn’t matter if it was an AI or Stack Overflow poster.

https://www.theregister.com/2022/12/21/ai_assistants_bad_code/

Too often Black folks, many times #BlackWomen, are tasked with being the voice of #DEI reason in their organization.

Where are those 2020 #diversity initiatives and commitments today? Are those employees even with the company still? Or did they #burnout after realizing their efforts were falling on deaf organizational ears? 🤔 😣

Sharing from #LinkedIn #BlackMastodon #Diversity

The favorite and boost counts of posts from other instances don’t seem to be accurate when viewed from my end. It’s almost always only a fraction to what’s shown when viewed by the permalink (on that instance)

I’m sure it’s common here but I’m always intrigued as to why it’s like that 🤔

cc #JohnMastodon, got any idea?