According to The Register, Codeberg e.V., the Berlin-based non-profit overseeing the open-source code hosting service, voted to ban 'vibe-coded' (AI-generated) projects and declared that it would not use users' code or data for AI training. Authors of the policy argue that LLM training externalizes costs on communities through increased hardware prices and energy consumption, citing SSD costs that have risen from €700 to €3,700 in recent years.
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