The report analyzes around 1.4 million lines of PHP code across 8,278 files and gives the project an adjusted score of 1.5, categorizing it as “Likely human-written.”
Has anyone from the SuiteCRM community reviewed these findings?
I analyzed that site and I give my score: it is 96% AI-written. 
I frankly don’t find that site useful. It detects as written by AI code that was not written by AI.
And even if it was good at detecting AI-written code, I don’t think that means anything relevant. Good code written by AI and well reviewed, is a great thing to have in a project. The most recent developments in v8 are already like that, and it’s good news.
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Why is this even important? EVERYONE is writing code with AI today. If not you’re out of business. AI can write thousands of lines of code in minutes. You can’t possibly write this by hand and be competitve. The real issue as with any code, is the experience and insightfulness of the author with AI or not. Simply measuring how much code was written by AI is not a meaningful measure. At least not for me.
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100% agree. It was last year, when people were worried about AI written code. This year you can not compete without using AI to some extent, and projects without AI code will be left behind.
To give you an idea, this weekend, I built an entire SEO app just like SEM Rush/Moz for my own personal use. I’ve got my AI workflow down now. I built a web app with multi user/multi client access with Google Authenticator login, API into dataforseo and Oauth 2 into Search Console to get data. I’ve got keyword analysis tool, Search visibility reporting, ranking keywords, domain analysis, on page grader and link analysis tool.
All built in 2 days (while I was working on my car!) without writing or reading a single line of code!
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