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> it can be frustrating to receive bug report after bug report from people As the article states, these are AI-generated bug reports. So it's a trillion-dollar
by calcifer 11mo ago
> it can be frustrating to receive bug report after bug report from people
As the article states, these are AI-generated bug reports. So it's a trillion-dollar company throwing AI slop over the wall and demanding a 90-day turn around from unpaid volunteers.
- ikiris 11mo agoDo you have evidence of ai slop, or are you just spreading fud? The linked bug was acknowledged as real.
- Gualdrapo 11mo agoThat is completely irrelevant, the gross part is that (if true) they are demanding them to be fixed in a given time. Sounds like the epitome of entitlement to me, to say the least.
- ikiris 11mo agoNo one is demanding anything, the report itself is a 90 day grace period before being publicly published. If the issues are slop then what exactly is your complaint?
- ehutch79 11mo agogoogle literally tells them it's an ai generated report
- ikiris 11mo agoThat is not the definition of slop.
- blibble 11mo agoif it's unwanted then it is and the ffmpeg maintainers say it's not wanted so it's slop
- iscoelho 11mo agoIt’s a reproducible use-after-free in a codec that ships by default with most desktop and server distributions. It can be leveraged in an exploit chain to compromise a system. I'm not a Google fan, but if the maintainers are unable to understand that, I welcome a fork.