Codeberg Members Reject LLM Training and Vibe-Coded Projects
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By Raisink Team
Codeberg members have voted to reject the use of Large Language Model (LLM) training on platform data, marking a significant shift in the organization’s stance towards AI-generated content. The decision was made during Codeberg’s annual assembly, where proposals are discussed live before being put to a vote by members over a 14-day period. Two motions related to generative AI were up for consideration, and both passed when voting closed.
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