# Results for LLM usage in Debian
> This resolution therefore affirms that generative AI is neither exempt from nor subject to special rules beyond the standards already expected of Debian contributors.
Well. There's a thing.
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# Results for LLM usage in Debian
> This resolution therefore affirms that generative AI is neither exempt from nor subject to special rules beyond the standards already expected of Debian contributors.
Well. There's a thing.
@neil the only "responsible" use of plagiarism generators is no use
@neil very much depends on how it's implemented, i feel.
if we really treat LLM code as if it was written by the bloke who wrote the prompt, then i think a lot of LLM PRs will be a no-go. "okay, but i need you to change this one thing." "this is too much, can you limit your change to this file here?" "why did you change this bit?"
@neil well, meh. Excited to find out exactly how everything will go to shit despite all the "standards already expected".
@neil Enlightened centrist ready to ignore all issues, reporting in. Let's all normalize this.
The debian vote is disappointing. The SFC policy of "encouraging" the use of LLM is a disgrace.