The requirement to add Assisted-by tags to patches created with LLMs will be removed, but maintainers still want to know about how a patch was created. […] There was agreement, though, that this information does not need to be recorded in the changelog; the suggestion came out of the discussion is that this information should be put into the cover letter instead.
The obvious benefit is that when the kernel gets noticeably worse and terrible defects are found, nobody can readily determine whether the defects were introduced by LLM-generated code.
Individuals who use AI technology in creating a work may claim copyright protection for their own contributions to that work. […] For example, an applicant who incorporates AI-generated text into a larger textual work should claim the portions of the textual work that is human-authored. And an applicant who creatively arranges the human and non-human content within a work should fill out the “Author Created” field to claim: “Selection, coordination, and arrangement of [describe human-authored content] created by the author and [describe AI content] generated by artificial intelligence.”
