Contributions: some additional rules for AI use #3580
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We've had some PRs on "good first issues" recently that clearly were mostly AI-generated and where the submitter was not able to show that they had understood the code.
"good first issues" are there for humans to help them get into the code. Solving them with AI code generators defeats the purpose. I don't want to kill the "good first issue" program completely. I still think it is a good idea. I also don't want to completely discourage use of AI code generators. They do have their use to make programming more efficient. But they cannot relieve you from the hard work of understanding the problem you are trying to solve.
So here are some additional rules for AI-assisted PRs. Let's see how this goes.