Re: Thoughts about LLM usage
"Theodore Tso" <[email protected]>
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On Tue, Aug 11, 2026 at 04:15:50PM -0500, Adrian Bunk wrote: > Option 5 is not the status quo. > > Option 5 creates a right for contributors to not disclose AI usage: > We enourage our contributors to disclose whether a contribution was > made with AI assitance, but do not require them to do so. > > If this is what Debian decides, then maintainers must not force > disclosure by asking contributors about AI assistance. I read option 5 as saying that we would *encourage* to disclose if AI assisted was used, e.g: Assisted-by: LLM However, it does not *require* that a particular tag be placed in a git commit description. This is the status quo. You seem to be saying that a maintainer would not be allowed to ask the question, "Did you use AI", and I don't think option 5 disallows the asking of that question. The contributor might or might not answer the question, but there's also nothing that says that a maintainer is forced to accept a contribution if someone answer the question one way or another --- or not at all. Again, this sounds like it's very close to the status quo today, at least to me. - Ted