plagiaristic

The reality is more plagiaristic: functional language have nice features and so Rust borrows some of them.

Just because there were plenty of standard 3-act structured plays/films, does not mean that subsequent attempts are plagiaristic.

It's an extremely intentional and all but plagiaristic take on a Zed Shaw piece from the late oughts.

A model that provably engages in systematic, difficult-to-detect plagiarism must itself be considered plagiaristic.

The article goes into the etymology, explaining how the plagiaristic sense came about by a satirical use of the term in Roman times.

Apart from the gender, plagiaristic issue, I think Jef Atwood really needs to learn about analogies.

Disliking plagiaristic, incorrect, or dangerous suggestions is a form of community regulation.

They're both equally plagiaristic, but you're not denying Twain a buck.

Fifty years is plenty of time to perfect the plagiaristic mashup.

Even if it were compliant with the license, like if the license has been a permissive license with no attribution requirement, this is still sleazy and plagiaristic behavior.

In particular, plagiaristic sequences are incredibly common in Markovian generation, and though there are some papers on how to deal with this [1] it is not straightforward to decide what plagiarism really means in many contexts.

I've seen a number of toxic/plagiaristic submissions from brighterside show up.

V4.5 is noticeably better, even if the model shows the real “plagiaristic” aspect.

I disagree with you about the "plagiaristic" aspect of LLM code generation.