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  3. An alarming and growing number of leaders in open source are starting to embrace generative AI and "agents" etc. We need to push back and let them know that we as a FOSS community do not want this.

An alarming and growing number of leaders in open source are starting to embrace generative AI and "agents" etc. We need to push back and let them know that we as a FOSS community do not want this.

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  • Joe RessingtonJ This user is from outside of this forum
    Joe RessingtonJ This user is from outside of this forum
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    An alarming and growing number of leaders in open source are starting to embrace generative AI and "agents" etc. We need to push back and let them know that we as a FOSS community do not want this. We must all do our duty to say no to this unethical technology.

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    • Joe RessingtonJ Joe Ressington

      An alarming and growing number of leaders in open source are starting to embrace generative AI and "agents" etc. We need to push back and let them know that we as a FOSS community do not want this. We must all do our duty to say no to this unethical technology.

      americanjeffA This user is from outside of this forum
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      @joeress Any particular leaders stand out? I haven't seen the headlines to match this and searching for "open source leaders embracing ai" isn't turning up anything.

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      • americanjeffA americanjeff

        @joeress Any particular leaders stand out? I haven't seen the headlines to match this and searching for "open source leaders embracing ai" isn't turning up anything.

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        @americanjeff @joeress Example: https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/01/hobby-github-repo-shows-linus-torvalds-vibe-codes-sometimes/

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        • yoasifY yoasif

          @americanjeff @joeress Example: https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/01/hobby-github-repo-shows-linus-torvalds-vibe-codes-sometimes/

          americanjeffA This user is from outside of this forum
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          @yoasif @joeress OK. I have seen that previously and didn't get the impression that he was embracing any unethical use of generative AI, he just used it to code up a personal project.

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          • Joe RessingtonJ Joe Ressington

            An alarming and growing number of leaders in open source are starting to embrace generative AI and "agents" etc. We need to push back and let them know that we as a FOSS community do not want this. We must all do our duty to say no to this unethical technology.

            rexiR This user is from outside of this forum
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            @joeress

            we're still in a legal grey zone on culpability for AAI misdeeds, too.

            wild wild West.

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            • americanjeffA americanjeff

              @yoasif @joeress OK. I have seen that previously and didn't get the impression that he was embracing any unethical use of generative AI, he just used it to code up a personal project.

              Danielle ForéD This user is from outside of this forum
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              @americanjeff there are no ethical uses of generative AI

              @yoasif @joeress

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              • Joe RessingtonJ Joe Ressington

                An alarming and growing number of leaders in open source are starting to embrace generative AI and "agents" etc. We need to push back and let them know that we as a FOSS community do not want this. We must all do our duty to say no to this unethical technology.

                LRL This user is from outside of this forum
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                @joeress you call it duty, i call it basic sanity.

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