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Usage of AI, No skip? (977 Div2 — Rank 170)
By 1.618034, 5 weeks ago, In English

That's all good to restrict AI usage in codeforces, and since the blog restricting it has been recently up. I decided to post this.

Last round rk170 , qasxcvgwe, used AI. It is much obvious and he wasn't skipped even though Plag check is supposed to having been already finished ?

Obvious by excessive comments and even spamming many submissions, switching between C++, java and py, and last but not least, failing a constructive problem B-Mex (AI pretty sucks at those)

E1 which was a master rated problem (per Clist), solved by qasxcvgwe at 43rd minute, which is fairly early for such a problem.

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Tbh E1 is not a master rated problem.

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    I agree (much easier than D), it had lower subs because placed at the end of the set. But at least it is rated as so on Clist, 2211.

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      the heck so AI solved a 2000 rated problem?

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        And it failed to solve 1122 rated problem. I think type is what matters not rate.

        E could be brute-forced, known data structure. While B is constructive algo.

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          im a newbie so im not much aware of data structures but was E1 really that simple that it was a direct implementation of some data structure

          Also i went through the guys contest problems he was switching between python and c++ continuously during the contest lol also funny how he got so many TLEs and WAs

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            I can't solve it. However given fact that you can afford n cubed means we can get the distance between any two nodes and still not fail—it seems plausible that a little thinking is what it needs.

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what i can see here is an user directly paste AI code to submit, i think he is genius

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https://mirror.codeforces.com/blog/entry/134829

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    Oh sorry, I didn't see this post. But the issue, even after it he remained rated for the round xD

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