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Linux wireless rejects AI patches; KYAML fixes Norway Bug; AI rivals agree on plugin format

The maintainer of Linux's wireless drivers has decided to stop accepting patches generated by large language models, citing concerns about "AI slop." Separately, KYAML has addressed the "Norway Bug" in Kubernetes, preventing kubectl from inaccurately reporting its status. Additionally, five competing AI companies have reached an agreement on a plugin format, though it notably avoids addressing permission issues. AI

IMPACT AI-generated code quality remains a concern, while AI companies collaborate on plugin standards.

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Linux wireless rejects AI patches; KYAML fixes Norway Bug; AI rivals agree on plugin format

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    DevOps'ish 322: Linux wireless shuts the door on AI slop patches, KYAML fixes the Norway Bug, and more The Linux wireless maintainer stops arguing with LLMs, KY

    DevOps'ish 322: Linux wireless shuts the door on AI slop patches, KYAML fixes the Norway Bug, and more The Linux wireless maintainer stops arguing with LLMs, KYAML gets kubectl to quit lying about Norway, Charity Majors says the skepticism window has closed, and five AI rivals ag…