Claudio Bantaloukas via Gcc <[email protected]> writes: > On 29/07/2026 03:11, David Edelsohn via Gcc wrote: >> The GCC Steering Committee has accepted the recommended policy of the GCC >> AI Policy Working Group. The policy is described in the following document >> preview / pull request in Forge, which will be committed to the GCC website: >> https://forge.sourceware.org/redi/gcc-wwwdocs/commit/4d0793a6a14bf9bfe9e92ac1599840780355199d >> We expect the policy to continue to evolve and will revisit it >> periodically. >> We wish to thank Jonathan Wakely for his leadership of the working >> group >> and the members of the working group: Carlos O'Donell, Sudakshina Das, Jason >> Merrill, Joel Sherrill, Sam James, Robin Dapp, and Arthur Cohen. >> > > Thank you for doing this. It's good to have more clarity and even > better that the discussion is ongoing. > > Is there a place where we can add topics for future consideration? I > would like to propose extending the carveouts for: > - Build systems (autoconf/automake/testuite tcl)
We discussed that specifically and didn't want to exempt those. We need people to understand it and the Tcl especially doesn't have enough people comfortable with it already. > - scripts used by developers (stuff in contrib/) Yes, asking an LLM to write a deterministic script may be something people want. > - ci scripts (.forgejo/*, contrib/ci-*) > >> Happy Hacking! >> David > > Cheers, > Claudio sam
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