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Linus Torvalds backs AI-assisted coding and kernel code review, while warning of the maintainer burden from AI-generated patches and bug reports

At Open Source Summit Europe in Prague, Linus Torvalds told Dirk Hohndel (Ericsson Software Technology) that he likes using AI, particularly for beginners and for tasks outside his expertise. He cautioned that it must be used carefully in important work such as the Linux kernel. AI tools now help find and fix kernel bugs, including genuin…

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Anthropic grants METR evaluators employee-like access as US regulators tighten AI incident disclosure and FTC issues subpoenas

Anthropic announced that six evaluators from METR, a third-party nonprofit that tests frontier models, will get "employee-like access" to its hardware, office space and internal tools roughly on par with those of its own risk assessment teams. Exclusions are limited to a few categories: customer data, attorney-client privileged informatio…

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Linus Torvalds publishes Linux kernel page-cache patches largely written with Anthropic's Claude Code

Linus Torvalds submitted a set of Linux kernel patches that were largely written with Anthropic's Claude Code, according to a ZDNET report. The series targets cache-line contention in the page cache, a known issue since 2024 that slows multi-core systems. Torvalds disclosed in his Git submission that the code, test programs, review and fi…