"Responsible Use" is a very soft term. I guess the whole code for an application could be AI-generated as long as it's considered to be correct and the AI was "used responsibly"?
this post was submitted on 29 Aug 2026
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You could guess or go read the actual ruling, you sure ain't getting quality info just from titles...
I skimmed it, but I hear you.
Reviewing content before making a decision? That's like responsible use of news media 🤔
As long as it stays stable I guess I don't really care.