TO BE CLEAR: I am not doing this! But, I keep thinking about it. What happens if I give a large codebase to Claude and say "Port the entire project to a different language. Do not use any existing code or class/method signatures. Maintain all functionality, but use alternative architecture where possible" Is this a thing? In theory can people now just rip entire platforms like NBD?
I'm directing this question at folks who have done the interview circuit pre-LLMs and have recently interviewed. Are companies still doing whiteboard algorithm interviews? (I'm not so much looking for opinions or theories. I'm just curious if there has been a noticeable change?)
The internet is littered with people's 2 cents on the topic. I'm interested in following any high-profile/precedent setting cases that maybe occurring. Is anyone aware of any significant AI/IP legal challenges worth following? Thanks!
