It's refreshing to see serious open-source projects adopting a strict policy on LLM-assisted contributions.
Besides considering frontier LLMs a serious threat to humanity, I find LLM-assisted programming simply...not fun! I tolerate only AI-assisted bug reports, as they are genuinely useful.
I guess I'm AI centrist lol but to me, I can see a way around the 'threat' to humanity issue simply by going local and avoiding the use of datacenter ai. That might reduce the quality of code but running it on your own computer is a lot better -at least IMO.
My issues, personally, are the IP rights issues. What was this shit trained on? When the bubble pops (as I've said a lot in this thread -I know) who's going to shake me down?
Besides considering frontier LLMs a serious threat to humanity, I find LLM-assisted programming simply...not fun! I tolerate only AI-assisted bug reports, as they are genuinely useful.