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mvollrath · 2026-06-19 · via LWN.net comments

> Full disclosure of how and when an LLM-gen-AI system was utilized to assist in creation of a contribution is a moral imperative.

I feel like the kernel LLM guidelines mandate disclosure of "when", but lack details about the "how". Tagging the LLM more specifically could help to bridge this gap. For example, when a real person helps you with suggesting, reviewing, or testing a commit, you don't use a one-size-fits-all Assisted-by tag. LLM contributions can be any of these activities, not just implementation.