'Please stop submitting AI slop code': team behind popular PS3 emulator call time on user submitted vibe coding
The RPCS3 team, responsible for the PlayStation 3 emulator, has requested contributors to refrain from submitting poorly generated AI code. They emphasize that such submissions waste time and can lead to significant functionality issues for users. While AI tools are not banned, contributors must disclose their use and ensure they understand the code they submit.
- ▪The RPCS3 team has received numerous AI code pull requests that they deem as 'AI slop code'.
- ▪They have warned that contributors who do not disclose AI involvement will face bans from the project.
- ▪The guidelines now require contributors to fully understand and own the code they submit, even if AI tools are used.
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