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 has firmly endorsed the use of AI tools in Linux kernel development, rejecting ethical objections and grounding the discussion in technical merits. Over 1,200 kernel commits since Septe…
Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, stated in a July 14th Linux Kernel Mailing List post that the Linux kernel project is not anti-AI and will continue to use AI tools based on technical merit, reje…
Linus Torvalds, creatore e maintainer capo del kernel Linux, ha dichiarato il 15 luglio 2026 che chi non accetta l'uso dell'intelligenza artificiale nello sviluppo del kernel può "fare un fork. O semp…
Linus Torvalds declared on July 15 that the Linux kernel project is not anti-AI, telling critics they can fork the code or leave, after AI code-review tool Sashiko found bugs in 53% of recent kernel p…
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 said the Linux kernel will not ban AI-assisted coding tools, telling critics in a Linux kernel mailing list post that they can "fork it. Or just walk away." Torvalds rejected the Softwa…
Linux creator Linus Torvalds has strongly endorsed AI tools in kernel development, stating on the kernel mailing list that 'Linux is not one of those anti-AI projects' and that he would 'very loudly i…
Linus Torvalds, creator and top-level maintainer of the Linux kernel, declared in a mailing list post that Linux is not an anti-AI project and that those who object to AI-powered coding tools can fork…
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…
Linus Torvalds said at Open Source Summit India 2026 that he is more excited about automated patch verification tools for C than about Rust, which he said fixes only easy bugs and does not prevent log…
Linux 7.2 kernel adds protections against crafted or corrupted perf data, preventing out-of-bounds reads/writes, infinite loops, heap overflows, and segmentation faults. Red Hat's Arnaldo Carvalho de …
Linux kernel maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman says AI-generated security reports and patches have dramatically improved over the past month, shifting from low-quality 'AI slop' to real, useful bug report…
The rise of AI/LLM-generated patches is slowing down ARM64 Linux kernel development, according to maintainer Will Deacon. The extra review burden has pushed some features to future cycles, though Linu…