Longtime Linux Developer Steps Down From Some Roles Due To Patch Flood Caused By AI

Phoronix2026-11-10 20:540 views

Linux memory management expert Lorenzo Stoakes at Arm who has been contributing to the kernel since 2014 is stepping away from some reviewership roles within the Linux kernel due to all of the noise from the flood of kernel patches resulting fro AI/LLMs...

Source：https://www.phoronix.com/news/Lorenzo-Stoakes-AI-Flood

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