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Theo mocks Reddit mod's AI take
Theo mocks a Reddit moderator's stance after r/opensource banned AI-assisted projects, calling it the most unemployed take.
Key points
- Reddit's r/opensource no longer accepts AI-assisted projects, per @blueemi99.
- @blueemi99 said the Linux kernel is an AI-assisted project and is therefore not accepted by r/opensource.
- @theo said it is not surprising that a Reddit moderator has the most unemployed possible take on AI.
- A reply with 13 likes said a moderator banned the user from /r/technology for a comment about a small nuclear reactor, saying the user was "being a Troll because AI is the most dangerous technology ever created".
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It is somehow not surprising that a Reddit moderator has the most unemployed possible take on AIQuoting @blueemi99: r/opensource now doesnt accept AI-assited projects
do you know what project uses AI-assisted code? the Linux kernel.
the LINUX KERNEL ISNT ACCEPTED by r/opensource now. https://t.co/PbcHco2VWu
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Reaction on X: Most replies mocked the r/opensource decision; one reply said a large bank's software engineers all use AI for coding and pretty much everything, and another said they were banned from /r/technology by a moderator who called AI the most dangerous technology ever created.
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