Il 28/05/25 13:50, Sebastian Wittmeier via Std-Proposals ha scritto:
> AIs trained on papers to generate papers
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> For AI use, what some others probably do not want at all:
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> An AI trained on their papers, and then generating new subpar papers.
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> /AI, please identify the 10 most imminent missing features in C++ and
> write papers with at least 20 pages each.
> /
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> At least currently, this would only generate added effort for the
> committees, as AI is not good enough for such complex tasks (at least if
> it is about complex features).
>

Please be aware of

> https://www.iso.org/files/live/sites/isoorg/files/developing_standards/who_develops_standards/docs/use%20of%20AI%2epdf

and specifically:

> Do not use images or text created by generative AI in any ISO content, either internally or externally.

I'm not sure if a P-numbered proposal is "ISO content" but, given this
policy, it's certainly misleading / bad faith to have AI-generated
content in a proposal (as e.g. wording could be lifted into the Standard
itself).

My 2 c,
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Giuseppe D'Angelo