Open-weight large language models are legal tools whose users bear final responsibility for licensing and attribution, according to a manifesto published on gnu.support. The author argues that trainin…
An analysis by Richard Stallman and contributors of six LLMs claimed to be free—Apertus, Moxin, OLMo, Marin, DaVinci, and SmolLM—found that none meet the GNU Project's four essential freedoms because …
The GCC Steering Committee has adopted a policy banning legally significant AI-generated contributions, defined as roughly 15 lines of code or text, while allowing smaller AI-assisted edits if clearly…
The GCC steering committee has accepted an AI contributions policy that will decline legally significant contributions containing LLM-generated content, using the GNU Project's definition of "legally …
An Emacs user and developer has signed the Human Emacs pledge, committing to fork the editor if the GNU Project ever accepts LLM-generated code. The GNU Project currently bans LLMs for its projects du…