bhyve Enabled the nVidia GPU passthrough inside a Linux virtual machine via QEMU accelerated with BHYVE.

[eseipi]

You are making several unreasonable oppositions here :
[...]
your seem to be one ideological, hard, non-collaborative position that does not produce technological progress.
[...]
It's not good. Wars are waged to defend ideologies, that is, uncompromising positions.

Sure, you can call me a Luddite as long as you wish. But again, how do you plan to bypass the FreeBSD contribution guidelines? Or these guys, which would be even harder?

Code provenance — QEMU documentation

www.qemu.org

TL;DR:

Current QEMU project policy is to DECLINE any contributions which are believed to include or derive from AI generated content. This includes ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Llama and similar tools.

This policy does not apply to other uses of AI, such as researching APIs or algorithms, static analysis, or debugging, provided their output is not included in contributions.

 

[NapoleonWils0n]

The obstacle that has not been mentioned
is the legal team for any project you want to submit code to.

AI is notorious for being trained by infringing copyright material and other peoples code.

I would imagine that the Freebsd foundation has a legal department
and if they are any good they would advise not accepting any AI code due to the risk of lawsuit.

For example suppose AI code was accepted into the kernel
and it was then found that Claude had been trained on copyright code from vmware.

You would imagine that in the small print for Claude TOS they would have a get of jail free card so to speak,
and thats why they transfer "the license" to the person prompting Claude so they wash their hands of any responsibility.

So Claude is off the hook, the person submitting the code doesnt know where the code comes from.
But the Freebsd foundation would get sued for using the copyright code.

There is no way a project can determine if the AI generated code has been scraped from copyright sources or not.

Thats probably why as eseipi pointed out that the QEMU project refuses any AI generated content
because their legal team has told them of the risks.