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How Does AI Shape Coding?

đź‘‹ Help Me Explore Code Quality and Bias

Are you using ChatGPT or Claude to write code or develop software in Python, Javascript or Typescript?
If so, I’d love your help.
As part of my master’s thesis, I’m exploring how developers and students interact with AI when coding - specifically, how different prompts influence the quality of the generated code.


📝 What’s Involved?
In this short survey, I’ll ask you to share relevant ChatGPT conversations in which you prompted the model to generate code. Your examples will help analyze how subtle differences in the way we prompt AI can impact code quality.


🔍 Why Participate?
Your input will contribute to research on AI-assisted software development. Beyond that, this study also aims to shed light on important ethical questions - such as potential biases in AI-generated code and the broader implications of relying on AI for software development.

This survey is anonymous.

The record of your survey responses does not contain any identifying information about you, unless a specific survey question explicitly asked for it.

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The survey is anonymous, meaning that neither the identification of participants is intended nor will it be carried out.
The collected data has no direct personal reference. In publications, only aggregated data will be published.
Please do not enter any personally identifiable information in the free-text fields.
Participation in this anonymous survey is voluntary and is based on Article 6(1)(a) of the GDPR. You can withdraw your consent at any time; however, deletion is only possible if a clear assignment can be made, for example, if a code/pseudonym known only to you has been recorded.
Further information about Limesurvey at TU Berlin can be found in the privacy policy.
The survey is conducted by Ms. Lynn Janzen at Faculty IV of TU Berlin. She can be reached via email at lynn.janzen@campus.tu-berlin.de.
 
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