Reddit's r/opensource begins banning projects that use or are built with AI
Polymarket · x · 2026-10-25
Polymarket reports that Reddit's r/opensource community has started banning any project that uses AI, was created with AI, or is designed for AI tools — a notable backlash marking one of the first developer communities to formalize a "no AI" boundary in open source.
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