[rmbyrro]

> Even I use the GPT model to generate the code, I still need to review the code and test it.

This should be the first paragraph in the README.

It's not responsible to release something like this in the first place, let alone without a big red warning sign in front of it.

[8organicbits]

I'm not a fan of AI slop, but if you're using code from GitHub, the burden has always been on you to make sure it's suitable. The MIT license provides no warranty. There has always been low quality code on GitHub, the bar to publish is low.

[rmbyrro]

I agree with everything you said. Being aware of that is why I read everything.

One can license without legal warranty and still do it responsibly. If they don't, others will judge as irresponsible. This is more of a social contract than a licensing one.