A Quarter of Open Source PRs Are AI Slop, Say Maintainers
Maintainers say a quarter of pull requests are low-quality AI slop. Writing code got cheap; reading it did not, and open source review is paying the bill.
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Maintainers say a quarter of pull requests are low-quality AI slop. Writing code got cheap; reading it did not, and open source review is paying the bill.
distroFedora 45 failed its second release gate over eight compromised eMudhra certificates in its trust store. The fix needs a new RC-3 before November 3.
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kernelLinux 7.3 went stable on Sunday — 18,765 commits from 3,021 developers. Skip the changelog rehash: here's what actually changes for people who run machines, and the checklist to follow before your distro ships it.
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