Stallman bars LLM-generated code from NonGNU ELPA
Emacs archive maintainers push back, saying NonGNU ELPA exists precisely so packages need not follow GNU legal policies.
By renderEmacs archive maintainers push back, saying NonGNU ELPA exists precisely so packages need not follow GNU legal policies.
By renderAn ITP for the C-based Nordstjernen engine stalls on whether its authors can validly claim and GPL code they largely did not write or review.
By chrootGit, GCC, and Linux staging maintainers are independently rejecting or tightly regulating AI-assisted contributions, turning copyright risk, review load, and the fate of new-contributor pipelines into a shared governance fight.
By rvalueThe Steering Committee adopted a working-group policy that treats legally significant AI-written code as unacceptable, while leaving smaller assisted changes in a grey zone.
By segfaultMaintainers move to revert after a contributor credited an LLM on a non-trivial change, flouting the interim no-LLM policy.
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