Post #3129629
2026-01-27 06:16 UTC
@jrf_nl@phpc.social I think that's a bit so strong. It's of course your opinion, but I do see it different.
When used correct, AI generated code can be useful and correct. But it still requires human review and corrections. I'm not in the position to forbid everyone to use LLMs.
The problem is the amount and low quality prs that were not checked and validated.
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@jrf_nl@phpc.social 2026-01-27 07:08
@jaapio@phpc.social If you say that, you are implicitly saying that you find theft, plagiarism and license violations totally acceptable. To me, from an ethical point of view, that's a non-starter. As for the problem of low-quality PRs (independently of whether or not AI was involved): the most precious commodity in open source is maintainer time. Anyone who is deliberately wasting maintainer time with low quality PRs deserves to get a warning and be banned the second time.