> So the fixes are still fixes, maybe, the maintainer would need to review them to determine that, and that can be time-consuming especially because LLMs tend

> So the fixes are still fixes, maybe, the maintainer would need to review them to determine that, and that can be time-consuming especially because LLMs tend to provide walls of sometimes dense text since the human submitting the PR (if there is one) couldn't be bothered to understand whether the change is a valid one (and therefore submit the change as their own work), why should the maintainer take on that work. if they wanted an LLM to find bugs in their code they could run it themselves with less work than sorting through LLM-generated PRs.