Another Linux kernel developer steps back from some duties due to overload
You can probably guess what he blames for the excessive workload
Arm's Lorenzo Stoakes is not quitting Linux kernel development, but he is stepping back from some patch-review duties due to an overwhelming workload. Stoakes, a principal software engineer at Arm and a busy professional, holds four maintainerships and plans to reduce his workload. He acknowledged the impact of AI-generated patches on the kernel development process, stating that his inbox is becoming increasingly challenging to manage.
Despite temporarily reducing his review capacity, Stoakes maintains his maintainerships and intends to continue his contributions to the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community, including other experts like Greg Kroah-Hartman, has expressed concern over the surge in AI-generated patches and the need for more reviewers to manage the workload.
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