health @ Savannah: GNU Health strict No Generative Artificial Intelligence Policy
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Dear community We have included in the GNU Health Code of Conduct the strict NO Generative Artificial Intelligence policy. The current version reads: GNU Health Strict No Generative Artificial Intelligence Policy GNU Health is social project made by humans and for humans. We DO NOT accept any code, artwork, review, documentation or issues created by generative Artifical Intelligence (GenAI) / Large Language Models (LLMs). The GNU Health no-AI policy is because we strongly believe that: * GenAI is bad for Mother Nature * GenAI is bad for human rights, especially for underserved and marginalized communities. * GenAI is bad for the Free Software and Free Culture communities. * GenAI is bad for you Last but not least, GNU Health manages critical health information both at personal and population level. There must be a reasoning behind every single line of code. We make all the effort to minimize bugs that can jeopardize the integrity and security of the system, and we can not risk the project by putting it in hands of stochastic parrots. Let’s keep the art and science of computing a human virtue. You can read the entire, most current version of GNU Health Code of conduct here: https://docs.gnuh ... ndix/conduct.html
Dear community We have included in the GNU Health Code of Conduct the strict NO Generative Artificial Intelligence policy. The current version reads: GNU Health Strict No Generative Artificial Intelligence Policy GNU Health is social project made by humans and for humans. We DO NOT accept any code, artwork, review, documentation or issues created by generative Artifical Intelligence (GenAI) / Large Language Models (LLMs). The GNU Health no-AI policy is because we strongly believe that: * GenAI is bad for Mother Nature * GenAI is bad for human rights, especially for underserved and marginalized communities. * GenAI is bad for the Free Software and Free Culture communities. * GenAI is bad for you Last but not least, GNU Health manages critical health information both at personal and population level. There must be a reasoning behind every single line of code. We make all the effort to minimize bugs that can jeopardize the integrity and security of the system, and we can not risk the project by putting it in hands of stochastic parrots. Let’s keep the art and science of computing a human virtue. You can read the entire, most current version of GNU Health Code of conduct here: https://docs.gnuh ... ndix/conduct.html