Reddit open source community r/opensource announced an anti-AI policy, sparking controversy
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The Reddit open source community r/opensource announced an anti-AI policy titled "Your tokens aren't valuable: No more AI", on the grounds that AI is incompatible with the community. It requires that submitted open source projects have existed for at least one year and have multiple contributors, and that posters must be able to speak English rather than using AI translation. The policy sparked intense discussion, and new communities that allow AI subsequently emerged, such as r/OpenSourceAIAllowed; the moderators said the policy will be adjusted in the future and is mainly aimed at AI-generated personal projects rather than well-known projects such as the Linux kernel.
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美国社交新闻平台 Reddit 专注于讨论开源项目的社群 r/opensource 公布了禁止 AI 的政策《Your tokens aren't valuable: No more AI》，理由是 AI 与该社群不兼容，要求递交到该社群的开源项目必须至少存在一年、有多名贡献者，发帖者必须会说英语而不是用 AI 翻译。这一政策引发了激烈的讨论，随后有人创建了新的允许 AI 的开源社群如 r/OpenSourceAIAllowed。r/opensource 的版主（moderator）表示该政策未来会进行调整，该社群主要禁止的是那种用 AI 工具生成的个人项目，而不是 Linux 内核之类的知名项目。Linux 作者 Linus Torvalds 最近公开表达支持 AI，而内核也不再强制要求 AI 生成代码打上标签。