QEMU replaces blanket AI ban with pre-arrangement rules
Large language model assistance is no longer forbidden outright, but big submissions need maintainer buy-in and clearer provenance tags.
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QEMU eyes end to blanket ban on AI-generated contributions
Paolo Bonzini’s RFC would swap prohibition for disclosure tags, human-only review text, and agent rules meant to spare maintainer time.
By sudoQEMU floats limited AI contributions, ending blanket ban
Paolo Bonzini’s RFC would replace the no-AI rule with disclosure, human-only commit messages, and agent instructions aimed at review burnout.
By sudoSigned-off-by meets the model: projects split on LLM patches
Emacs package review and a Git treewide migration have forced the same unresolved fight into the open: whether AI-assisted code can carry a meaningful DCO, must be labeled, or should be refused as routine practice arrives.
By renderEmacs will ship AGENTS.md to steer LLMs away from code
Maintainers settled on a repository instruction file telling coding agents to analyze only, after debate over tone, effectiveness, and optics.
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