That restriction would rule out Linux. Would that be OK?

Both the Linux Foundation and the EFF have permissive policies towards AI generated code, even Linus Torvalds accepts it as a tool.

Some FOSS projects that have AI generated code in it:

• The Linux kernel
• Fedora
• Mesa 3D
• Jellyfin
• Firefox
• Chromium
• Homebrew
• OpenSSL
• FFmpeg
• Curl

Should we ban them all? If so, this community would be either dead soon OR it would be hypocritical.

Or because they started pre-AI it’s ok now? Shouldn’t we care more about disclosure, policies, licensing, code quality and maintainability?

Users should downvote crappy software and crappy devs, regardless of the tool it was written with.

If it’s not really FOSS, It’s just an attention grabbing, open washing failure in progress, sponsored by people who don’t understand the licensing implications.

1 commit. A whole repo. You guess.