Using large language models (LLMs) in software development and other creative endeavors should not be credited as if they were the sole creators, as it can dilute the accountability and credit for one's own work. Instead, individuals should take responsibility for their own creations, acknowledging the limitations and potential mistakes of LLMs. This approach promotes a more authentic and meaningful contribution to the field. AI summary
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