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JUST IN: The Linux kernel already allows contributions of AI generated code, but this openness comes with a key condition: all responsibility rests with the person submitting it.
The project's new guidelines make it clear that AI assistants cannot certify the code's origin or assume any legal obligations. Therefore, developers must review every line and be responsible for any errors, licensing issues, or technical failures.
Linux will allow AI generated code to be submitted to the kernel if it adheres to the project's standard rules.