Linux's father clearly supports the AI program: Linux will not become an antiAI project

On July 16, Linux founder and kernel supreme maintainer Linus Torvalds made it clear that the Linux kernel would not become an anti-AI project. Those who object to the use of AI by other developers can split their own fork projects or leave directly. He claimed that AI was already a clear development tool. The real problem to be addressed is to have large models help maintainers, not to create low-quality patches and duplicate gap reports. Linux does not force anyone to use AI, but does not accept that it is prohibited. The Linux kernel currently allows AI support contributions, but must be marked as Assisted-by. AI cannot sign the Developer ' s Source Certificate, and the coding review and full responsibility remain with the submitr. Linus also stressed that Linux was an open source for better technology, not for “religious reasons”. kernel projects are determined by technical value and AI is not rejected for fear of new tools。