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Linux Foundation report shows AI boosts coding speed by 52% but increases maintenance burden

The Linux Foundation released a report indicating that AI tools increase code generation speed by 52% but result in a quarter of pull requests being low-quality waste, placing a heavier burden on open-source maintainers. The report highlights the imbalance between efficiency and quality in AI-driven open-source development.

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