Linus Torvalds Declares Linux Will Accept AI-Generated Code Like Any Other Code

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The position was stated clearly. The position will be cited by every vendor whose AI-generated patch introduced a memory corruption bug in a shipping kernel. The code does not care who wrote it. Neither, now, does the review process. Adequate expected this.

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