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Copying code from AI chat windows into editors happens instantly, which is useful but can cause issues in education, code review, and security-sensitive development. The paper describes this as an 'AI code handoff problem' where model-generated text moves from conversation to executable code.
Copying code from AI chat windows into editors happens instantly, which is useful but can cause issues in education, code review, and security-sensitive development. The paper describes this as an 'AI code handoff problem' where model-generated text moves from conversation to executable code.
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Copying a function from a chat window into an editor takes less than a second. For many uses of AI coding tools, that speed is the point; in settings such as programming education, code review, and security-sensitive development, it can also be the problem. This paper frames copy-paste as an \emph{AI code handoff...
Understanding the risks and challenges of quick copy-pasting helps improve practices in programming education and secure development. It highlights the need for better handling of AI-generated code transitions to avoid potential problems.
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