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Torvalds Tightens Linux Kernel Rules to Reject Deluge of Low-Value AI Fixes

Linus Torvalds has tightened rules for Linux kernel contributions to curb a flood of low-quality patches generated by AI tools. The new guidelines require more thorough human review of automated fixes, especially those produced by large language models, to maintain code quality and reduce maintainer workload.

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