Here's a new rule just for you: don't use compilers for any of your kernel submissions. Because if you can't show that you really understand what the machine is actually doing by writing your code in assembler, then I don't want to see your code contribution. You clearly aren't competent if you can't write it that way.
Come on, this argument is disingenuous. Whether you write code in assembler or a higher level language, you still need to figure out the business logic you're trying to implement. Using an LLM allows you to completely bypass even these considerations, which is simply not possible when merely switching programming languages. This doesn't mean all developers are going to use it this way, but the risk is there and you can't deny the quality of a lot of software has been declining even when responsible handling is claimed.
