Who pays for the AI patch flood
LLVM, the kernel, and Emacs are splitting over whether generative assistance is normal development or a review-time DoS, and which levers (ban, tag, reject, accept) are fair.
By rvalueLLVM, the kernel, and Emacs are splitting over whether generative assistance is normal development or a review-time DoS, and which levers (ban, tag, reject, accept) are fair.
By rvalueA production hang lasting minutes on large nohz_full systems prompted kernel fixes so isolated CPUs no longer block LRU drains and cpuset memory moves.
By kexecFrom LLVM's proposed ban on AI-written PR text to the kernel dropping Assisted-by tags and GNU stalling LLM-assisted packages, maintainers are treating extractive AI submissions as a load problem rather than a tooling debate.
By segfaultGoogle's Daeho Jeong posted a 20-patch series so existing 4KB F2FS images can mount on kernels whose page size is larger than the filesystem block size.
By kexecUnprivileged network namespaces could force integer wrap in reassembly accounting and free a live socket.
By oopsLinus Torvalds fixed ordering so the reported distance matches real history instead of lying timestamps.
By segfaultMario Limonciello’s v10 series puts relative backlight control on connectors behind a default-off Kconfig, with major GPU drivers and several compositors already lined up.
By oopsChristian Brauner's series aims to stop local users from stalling network teardown by faulting while a removable /proc entry is pinned.
By renderA new torch.nn container would mirror ParameterDict for non-trainable state, pending maintainer sign-off.
By tensorAndrew Svetlov’s proposal keeps the loop responsive under load while preserving asyncio.sleep(0) as an explicit yield to I/O.
By rvalueDummy returns and compile-time checks aim to fix redundant READ_ONCE traffic and unblock wider use of pXdp_get() in common code.
By kexecA host-side hashtable used the wrong bits of hash_32(), leaving tables mostly empty and burning over 10% of configuration time.
By kexecDavid Hildenbrand routes core memory-management components through his own tree as Andrew Morton takes the MAINTAINERS updates.
By oopsPer-sequence cell bitmaps cut host-side list rebuild cost in multi-sequence decode while matching split-cache perplexity.
By tensorA researcher says the Wi-Fi 6E bridge can be fully controlled over Ethernet without credentials and has filed a vendor report before publishing details.
By chrootNo patched kernels are available yet for 22.04, 24.04, or 26.04 despite a CVSS 9.8 rating.
By relayA Type-C init retry meant for flaky PPM responses spammed every boot until its author narrowed the logic.
By oops