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# AI usage
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> [!NOTE]
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> The modern (as of 2026-06) AI is a misnomer,
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> - it is not conscious / not a consciousness,
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> - it is not sentient,
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> - it is not intelligent,
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> - it does not think,
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> - it does not understand the code,
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> - it is merely a next-token guesser,
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>
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> ... therefore it is merely an (hyper-) advanced IDE.
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> [!NOTE]
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> A contribution is any externally-observable interaction with a project.
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> [!CAUTION]
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> Failure to follow the following rules *may* result in repercussions,
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> possibly without a prior warning.
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Rules:
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1. It is acceptable to use AI when producing contributions.
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> [!WARNING]
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> Any and all AI usage **MUST** be fully and explicitly disclosed
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> in **every** contribution.
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2. All contributions shall be done by conscious, sentient beings.
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Fully autonomous contributions by bots are prohibited[^1].
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> [!WARNING]
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> Dear contributor, the AI is *your* *tool*, and its output is for *your*
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> *consumption*. It is **your** responsibility to consume said output,
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> interpret it, and then produce the contribution itself.
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> **DO NOT** just query it and post the output,
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> *especially* so for all non-code contributions!
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3. The contributor (conscious, sentient being) solely bears
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the whole responsibility for the contribution,
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they must understand the problem, and the solution,
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and be able to constructively argue about it.
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"well, AI said so, therefore it is" is not an acceptable approach.
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[^1]: Unless explicitly allowed by maintainers on case-by-case basis
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*before* the contribution is submitted,
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in which case the bot owner (conscious, sentient being)
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is recognized as the de facto contributor.
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E.g. https://github.com/apps/dependabot is allowed.
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