New Rule Forbids Gnome Shell Extensions Made Using AI Generated Code
2 days ago
- #AI-generated-code
- #GNOME
- #extensions
- GNOME.org Extensions will no longer accept new GNOME Shell extensions with AI-generated code.
- A new rule in the review guidelines explicitly rejects AI-generated code submissions.
- AI-generated extensions often contain unnecessary code, inconsistent style, or imaginary API usage.
- Developers can still use AI as a learning aid or for code completions locally but not for submissions.
- GNOME developer Javad Rahmatzadeh highlighted the rise in AI-generated extensions as the reason for the ban.
- Non-AI extensions like Adaptive Brightness and All-In-One Clipboard received updates.