Re: [MAINTAINERS SUMMIT] The role of AI and LLMs in the kernel process
Jonathan Corbet <[email protected]>
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"H. Peter Anvin" <[email protected]> writes: > I contend there is a huge difference between *code* and > descriptions/documentation/... > > Although git is an enormous help, it is still far harder to unwind > code than the auxiliary stuff. > > AI bug reports? We have gotten robot bug reports for > decades. Translation tool? Not a problem. Using AI to get ideas? Not > really different than reading out of a textbook > > However, *code* taken out of an AI seems to me that it would have to > be presumed plagiarized. Furthermore, it is very often wrong in both > subtle and blatant ways. As you might imagine, I'm not fully on board with that. Code is assumed plagiarized, but text is not? Subtly wrong documentation is OK? I think our documentation requires just as much care as our code does. jon