Following last hour's reports that r/opensource banned any project that uses AI, chasm argued (opinion) that by the subreddit's own rule the Linux kernel, which already accepts AI-assisted code, would be banned too; the post drew about 40 likes a...
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r/opensource's AI ban keeps drawing fire
Following last hour's reports that r/opensource banned any project that uses AI, chasm argued (opinion) that by the subreddit's own rule the Linux kernel, which already accepts AI-assisted code, would be banned too; the post drew about 40 likes a...
Following last hour's reports that r/opensource banned any project that uses AI, chasm argued (opinion) that by the subreddit's own rule the Linux kernel, which already accepts AI-assisted code, would be banned too; the post drew about 40 likes and 9 replies. Eric S. Raymond (esrtweet) also took a sharp swipe at...
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