Should content appearing on Planet Drupal have content notices if they are generated using AI such as ChatGPT?

Created on 19 September 2024, 7 months ago

While browsing through the Planet feed today I noticed a blog post included that appears to have been mostly ChatGPT generated. Whilst I'm not opposed to AI-generated content, I did wonder if Drupal Planet should have a requirement for sites to clearly state where an AI has been used to generate the content.

The main issue I foresee is that AI-generated code is not always correct and doesn't always follow best practice. The most useful posts in Drupal Planet are the ones that open up a new door to people to learn something or think about things in a different way, offering something unique. If a person can just crack open ChatGPT themselves, is a content item actually valuable?

The post I noticed was https://www.lnwebworks.com/Insight/custom-form-drupal-block

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🇬🇧United Kingdom dreamleaf

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  • Issue created by @dreamleaf
  • 🇱🇹Lithuania mindaugasd

    Relating a very similar issue on moderators project

  • 🇮🇹Italy apaderno Brescia, 🇮🇹
  • 🇺🇸United States ultimike Florida, USA

    I think it should be a requirement of posting on Drupal Planet - publishers should have to disclose any use of AI in the authoring of the post and/or images used in the post.

    We (the Drupal community) could even provide suggested text or badging that publishers could use.

    -mike

  • 🇩🇰Denmark ressa Copenhagen

    I agree, labelling AI generated content as such would be a great feature, since it would be really useful as a Planet Drupal reader to know whether to skip an article, or not -- depending on your stance about AI content.

    Also, adding a parent issue.

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