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Russ Cox addresses the Go community's concerns about AI-generated code contributions, emphasizing that traditional code review standards and software engineering fundamentals must remain unchanged regardless of tooling. He argues that contributors using AI tools still bear full responsibility for code quality, maintainability, and copyright compliance. The post clarifies that Co-Authored-By lines crediting AI should be rejected as legally confusing and informationally meaningless, while reinforcing that Google's CLA policy already covers AI-assisted contributions without special accommodation.

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