The new "human in the loop" policy holds contributors accountable for reviewing and understanding all AI-assisted submissions.

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LLVM has implemented a "human in the loop" AI policy allowing contributors to use AI tools for code contributions, but with strict accountability requirements. Contributors must disclose AI tool usage, be able to answer questions about their work during review, and label substantial AI-generated content. The policy was developed through community feedback after concerns arose about undisclosed AI usage in pull requests. LLVM maintainer Reid Kleckner led the effort, initially borrowing from Fedora's policy before creating a more explicit version focused on contributor responsibility and transparency.

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