Open source dev here. I cannot merge something generated by AI, because it is plagiarized, and therefore incompatible with the project license (pretty much any

Open source dev here. I cannot merge something generated by AI, because it is plagiarized, and therefore incompatible with the project license (pretty much any license: BSD, MIT, Apache, GPLn, ...). A significant contribution to a project requires that the the contributor put a copyright note and license on it. The license has to be compatible with the project being contributed to. (Note: I'm not talking about copyright assignment, but, yes, that's a thing also, e.g. with GNU projects.) You can't put your copyright notice and license on something that you generated with AI. Small changes to existing code are in a gray area. They are more based on the existing code that the unauthorized training data, but the latter is hanging over them like a spectre. I won't merge anything knowing it was done with AI, even a one liner bug fix. If AI were used to describe the issue and propose a fix, and then someone coded it based on that, I think that would be okay; that's something analogous to a clean room approach.