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Zig 项目严格反 AI 贡献政策背后的理由

Zig 项目发布了一份详细的政策说明，解释其为何禁止使用 AI 辅助工具（如 GitHub Copilot 或 ChatGPT）生成的代码贡献。核心理由包括：版权和许可方面的法律不确定性，AI 生成代码可能无意中引入来自未知来源的受保护代码；以及 AI 模型可能复制项目代码，导致后续贡献的版权归属变得模糊。项目团队认为，在目前的法律环境下，禁止 AI 生成的贡献是保护项目长期健康发展的最稳妥做法。

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