Reddit的r/opensource子版块禁止所有AI相关项目引发争议并催生对立版块
Reddit's r/opensource bans all AI-related projects, sparking backlash and a rival subreddit
Reddit的r/opensource子版块禁止所有使用、基于或为AI设计的项目，引发争议，并催生了不排除AI的对立版块r/TrueOpenSource。该版块要求项目至少一年旧、活跃维护且有多位贡献者，并拒绝非英语内容，但允许自动生成的字幕等例外。批评者认为规则过于宽泛模糊，指出Linux内核现包含AI生成代码。
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The Reddit forum r/opensource has banned all posts about projects that use AI, were built with AI, or are designed for AI. Open source means a piece of software's source code is public, and depending on the license, anyone can use, modify, and share it. Developers use the forum to showcase their projects and get feedback.
The moderators published the new rules on Saturday evening, writing that AI in its current form doesn't fit the open-source community. Beyond the AI ban, projects must also be at least a year old, actively maintained, and have multiple contributors. Posts from people who don't speak English will no longer be accepted either, since the moderators say they can't tell whether a text was written by AI or just translated.
Critics call the rules too broad and too vague, pointing out that even the Linux kernel now contains AI-generated code. Moderator Wolvereness named some exceptions, like auto-generated subtitles. In response, the rival forum r/TrueOpenSource popped up, which doesn't exclude AI, The Verge reports.
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