Godot Game Engine Updates Contribution Policy to Address AI-Generated Code Influx
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The Godot game engine, like many open source projects, is struggling with an influx of low-quality pull requests, exacerbated by AI-generated code. The project has updated its contribution policy to address the inverse relationship between PR quantity and quality, which has been overwhelming volunteer reviewers.
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The situation has become increasingly dire due to the advent of AI-generated code.
The issue involves the inverse relationship between PR code quality and the number of PRs, which wastes a lot of time on the side of a limited number of (volunteer) reviewers.
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