[LetsGetTechnicl]

Is this not a recipe for model collapse?

[andy12_]

No, because in the process they are describing the AIs would only post things they have found to fix their problem (a.k.a, it compiles and passes tests), so the contents posted in that "AI StackOverflow" would be grounded in external reality in some way. It wouldn't be an unchecked recursive loop which characterizes model collapse.

Model collapse here could happen if some evil actor was tasked with posting made up information or trash though.

[Towaway69]

As pointed out elsewhere, compiling code and passing tests isn’t a guarantee that generated code is always correct.

So even “non Chinese trained models” will get it wrong.