AI Code Is No Longer Slop
A developer recounts how AI coding tools, particularly Claude Opus 4.5, shifted from being unreliable to a fundamental change in software development, and highlights a July 2026 Linux kernel mailing l…
A developer recounts how AI coding tools, particularly Claude Opus 4.5, shifted from being unreliable to a fundamental change in software development, and highlights a July 2026 Linux kernel mailing l…
Linus Torvalds told Linux kernel mailing list participants on July 15 that Linux is not an anti-AI project and that those who object to AI-assisted work can fork the kernel or walk away, according to …
Linus Torvalds on July 15 endorsed Sashiko, an AI-powered code review system for the Linux kernel, telling critics they can fork the kernel or walk away. By July 17, a fork had appeared. Sashiko, buil…
Linus Torvalds, creator of Linux, said in an email that Linux is not an anti-AI project and that developers should be free to use AI tools, despite his earlier complaint that AI-generated vulnerabilit…
Linus Torvalds, the top maintainer of the Linux kernel, declared in a reply on the linux-media list that the kernel project will not adopt an anti-AI stance, stating that large language models are a u…
Linus Torvalds defended the use of AI tools in Linux kernel development, responding to a debate about integrating the agentic LLM code review tool Sashiko into the kernel's Patchwork tracking system. …
Linux creator Linus Torvalds firmly rejected anti-AI sentiment on the Linux kernel mailing list, stating that the kernel project is not anti-AI and that AI is a useful tool. Torvalds said he will "abs…