RPCS3-Team fordert Nutzer auf, keine KI-generierten Code-Beiträge mehr einzureichen

10. Mai 2026

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Die Entwickler des PlayStation 3-Emulators RPCS3 haben Mitwirkende öffentlich dazu aufgefordert, keine Beiträge mit künstlich generiertem Code mehr in ihrem GitHub-Repository einzureichen.

Das RPCS3-Team veröffentlichte die Bitte am 9. Mai 2026 auf X. Sie gaben an, dass sie damit beginnen würden, Nutzer zu sperren, die solchen Code ohne Kennzeichnung einreichen. Die Nachricht verwies die Leute auf Online-Ressourcen, um ordnungsgemäße Debugging- und Programmierkenntnisse zu erlernen, anstatt sich auf KI-Ergebnisse zu verlassen, die nicht korrekt funktionieren.

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