Allow marking software as using AI in their development. - #637
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Thanks, I think the icon can be less emphasised colour-wise: #bbb maybe |
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Keeping it in sw.ai is fine, but class name could be changed from |
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Given the recent debates over AI use I think its reasonable to propose marking software so people reading the software lists can make a fully informed choice.
I've marked ObsidianIRC as I know for sure that is AI assisted but if there is any software I have missed please notify me and I will mark them.
We should probably also have some kind of rule for what actually consists AI assisted. I'd personally lean towards marking anything substantially AI assisted to avoid potential witch hunts about whether minor patches are AI or not.
This piggybacks off the existing support for labelling OS support. I can change this if necessary but it felt like I would just be duplicating code to do anything else.