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April 21, 2026 Score: 4 Rep: 5,686 Quality: Low Completeness: 20%

Is this a problem???

I don't see a problem here. Some tool reported a false positive, happens all the time.

Should my code be messier???

Please, no!

Will people think my code is ai?

If they use crappy AI detection tools: probably yes.
It's their own problem, though.

Suppose you applied for a job and somebody turned you down because they blindly trust a flawed tool, would you want to work in that place?

April 21, 2026 Score: 0 Rep: 1 Quality: Low Completeness: 0%

I have the same problem!!!!!!!!

April 21, 2026 Score: 0 Rep: 915 Quality: Low Completeness: 0%

Yet another example (as if we needed one) that demonstrates that AI is not infallible.

April 21, 2026 Score: 0 Rep: 23,395 Quality: Low Completeness: 40%

Should my code be messier???

A tad sarcastic here, but, well, maybe... just for those b tools (and their users). It's not entirely related to AI, though, some people "need" to find something to judge negatively, otherwise they feel useless, so let's give them a bone to gnaw. See the remotely related duck-design-story from Battle Chess: https://www.simplethread.com/looks-great-lose-the-duck/ .

But in your professional day-to-day work, please continue be good (organized, clean and predictable). This actually also helps AI tools to go faster and better, like it will help your teammates and your project.

April 21, 2026 Score: 0 Rep: 19,476 Quality: Low Completeness: 60%

I was getting comments such as: "too clean and too organized," "consistent naming conventions", "direct comments explaining the code"

I had to laugh at this. What happens when AI produces clean, well-organized code with consistent naming conventions?

Missing. F*g. Accomplished.

In all seriousness, though, try removing comments that explain the code and run it through the tool again. Some related Software Engineering questions: