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Linux maintainers ruled on October 8, 2026, that kernel submissions no longer require an Assisted-by tag for AI-generated code. Creator Linus Torvalds called the previous ban utterly stupid, stating intelligent people do not shy away from new tools. Reviewers later found a race condition in Torvalds' own AI-assisted patch, leading him to hand further development to Kiryl Shutsemau.
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