GrapheneOS imposes a set of restrictions on how generative AI can be used in our project and community. It isn't forbidden but rather we imposed rules based on actual issues.
Posts made in our forum, chat rooms, issue tracker and the rest of our project must be written by humans. There's an exception from this rule for translation and accessibility features. That means commit messages, pull request messages, bug reports and feature requests are expected to be written by humans, not a machine.
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We largely disallow making posts entirely based on AI model output. For example, we get a lot of forum threads from people with concerns based on AI model output and will typically provide a quick answer followed by locking the thread and then eventually removing it.
It isn't permitted to submit pull requests or issue reports created by an AI model without fully understanding it. It's fully allowed to file issues found by an AI model if there's a human who understands it and writes the report.
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@GrapheneOS In my view it should also be fine to let an AI give feedback, point out errors and suggest additions for pull requests, issue reports, etc. as long as the human doesn't blindly adopts the AI output but only does so if they understand and agree.