@Jain How do you know what you're submitting if the AI made it for you in the first place? lmao
If you are dealing with a kernel and you're using an AI to generate the code for you... a critical component of the system (or the most critical one, it's the core itself), with a tool that is known to write bad code and introduce bugs... yeah, I can see a problem.
Hopefully they will catch those issues before merging the commits, but something tells me this is not going to always be the case and this will lead to unsafe code that is going to cause problems. I'm surprised Linus didn't ditch it entirely like Gentoo did. Maybe he's buying OpenAI stocks for his retirement.