opensource 子版块禁止 AI 项目
r/opensource 版主发布新规则，禁止 AI 项目，引发社区反弹。这影响了开源开发者。
the moderators of the opensource subreddit have implemented new submission rules that explicitly ban projects utilizing artificial intelligence. the rules state that if a project uses ai, is created by ai, or is intended for ai, it is not welcome on the platform. this decision has caused significant controversy within the community, leading to the creation of a rival subreddit called r/trueopensource. critics argue that the rules are overly restrictive, citing examples such as the linux kernel, which now includes ai-generated code. additionally, the new rules require projects to be at least one year old, actively maintained, and have multiple contributors, effectively excluding solo developers with new projects. the moderators also indicate that they can no longer handle requests for maintainers or contributors. furthermore, the rules effectively ban non-english speaking community members, as moderators claim they cannot distinguish between ai-written and ai-translated content.