The code still undergoes the exact same code review as before.

That’s not good enough, because it is well documented that AI often make mistakes and absolutely needs to undergo way stricter review.
It is also well documented that although you can achieve some results quickly, AI code also quickly becomes impossible to maintain.

If nobody understands the code, as it seems was the case here, and it is introduced anyway, the kernel is doomed to deteriorate.

My wife has already noticed deteriorating quality in Debian, with system hangs after they loosened the requirements for AI code. The quality of Debian now is lower than it has been in a decade!

Maybe you need to watch something like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9ARF2KcDgc

Race Conditions are common.

For Christ sake, of course I know that.

No I can’t, because those are so general and commonly known, that if you somehow are unaware, you must have been living under a rock for the past year.
The second option is that you are just trolling or for some reason is in denial.
Either way I’m not wasting my time on any of those options.

100% that is the worst place to have the problem originate.
I have rarely disagreed with Linus Torvalds on things regarding the kernel, and maybe I’m wrong, but I strongly disagree with him on this issue. Contributing code nobody understands cannot be a good thing.

Not based on speculation, based on numerous analysis of the problems with using AI code you don’t understand.
Clearly Linus failed to understand the code, otherwise he wouldn’t have suggested it for submission.

You seem to have a problem with criticism of Linus, is it a religious thing?

Maybe it did, but apparently the code was not properly reviewed initially, so there could be other hidden problems.
Of course that’s the same for human made code, but there’s a problem in only judging code from how it performs, and not actually understanding the code. And that seems to be the situation with a lot of AI code.

Not justification for the accusation.
Everything is possibly AI slob, that doesn’t justify calling everything AI slob.

Goddammit you had me there until the /s. 🤣

What do you base that claim on?
It says:

Oct 14th, 2026 6:59pm by Amanda Caswell

https://thenewstack.io/author/amanda-caswell/

On Tuesday, he submitted a 10-patch series that delivered a 23-fold throughput improvement in a synthetic benchmark

Impressive, probably kind of like I can answer math questions very very fast.

Reviewers have since identified a race condition and raised concerns about memory reclamation.

That what I thought, I can answer math questions fast, but I don’t claim to be able to answer them correctly.

I stand corrected. 😋

First link: “But your smartphone is not a quantum computer, yet”

I never claimed that it was, quantum computers are still experimental.
Sorry I didn’t care to read the rest, because you started off with such nonsense.

This is also in the text:

Also, your smartphone contains a digital camera with a CCD-sensor. This sensor is based on the photoelectric effect – which was explained by Albert Einstein by introducing quanta of light,

100% agree, I don’t think I’ll ever use Epic store because of the way they decidedly sabotaged Linux in the beginning.

I agree it kind of looks like that, It’s an absolutely horrible screenshot, that was taken just as the worst screen effect was active.
Seems like they’ve removed it too?

Ok, but you could also say a simple pc about a modern pc, that does not mean it’s actually simple. It’s because it is used in place of ordinary. And ordinary also doesn’t mean simple in the literal sense. Even a “simple” mobile phone is in fact not simple.

One does not exclude the other:
https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/sophisticated
Simple is literally the first antonym to sophisticated!

You are annoying and uninformed, by far the most of the universe as we perceive it as human beings is Newtonian.
Now piss off with your ignorant crap.

I’m just tiring of the negativity here, so this is my last response in this thread.

https://qt.eu/applications/how-your-smartphone-uses-quantum-mechanics
https://science.epochsandechoes.com/7-mind-blowing-ways-your-smartphone-secretly-uses-quantum-physics-to-power-everyday-features-beac4d922130

OK but still the GPS using timing based on an atomic clock in space is absolutely sophisticated, and that is in even the cheapest smartphones today.

A computer from the 80’s is still a sophisticated device.