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by vkazanov
29 days ago
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FSF is working on such a policy. Many other projects are announcing/discussing these. Legal problems with LLM-written code are well-known. And copyright law is the cornerstone of open source as an idea in general. Besides legal issues, major oss projects do not necessarily accept contributions to core subsystems by default. Maintainers can and often will decline patches. I've lost count of my patches that were declined, or unreviewed, or unnoticed. And that's before the LLM explosion, when patches were small and expensive to write Your frustration is understandable but could have been avoided. |
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