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Did it get deleted?
We are currently discussing how we handle AI-generated content on EM-Hub; especially compiled files. Until a decision is made, we won't provide access to files such as this one here.
I can provide any source code you request
Please send me the source Code, then we can likely clear it.
I don't think we should outright ban anything because it is AI generated, that's like saying that we shouldn't use anything that was created using a compiler because the creator didn't create the machine code themselves.
We do not plan to 'outright ban anything AI generated', but there is a considerable difference between compilation and AI generation. Compilers are (mostly) deterministic and (most) have therefore been tested rigorously. If you prompt an LLM, there are, by intention, no repeatable results by which the generation process could be tested for reliability. Everytime you prompt, the LLM does something slightly different and may or may not produce what you intend it to produce, or produce something with unwanted or uncontrollable side-effects. The divergence between a users intent specified by his input and the product is on average a lot greater for LLMs then for compilers.
If we get submission which contain evidence that the submitting user has not read the files he has submitted (or he may not even be a natural user), we need to assume that even he might not know what the program actually does. Those are the types of cases whose handling we are currently considering.
The compiled version is now public again. Problem with adding the source code as a version of the file is that now everyone who uses the main download button on the filebase entry downloads the source code. I have deactivated the source code for now and we are looking for a solution to register it as an older version.
