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As Larry Ellison bets the farm, Oracle says it loves AI-written code, just not in OpenJDK - The Register
OpenJDK, AI-generated code, Oracle, Java, open-source licensing
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Oracle affirms support for AI-written code in most contexts OpenJDK is singled out as off-limits for AI-generated contributions The stance reflects tension between AI acceleration and open-source governance norms
Emphasizes Oracle’s caution and responsibility while minimizing discussion of competitive dynamics (e.g., Oracle’s proprietary Java offerings vs. OpenJDK), alternative technical pathways (e.g., AI-assisted review rather than prohibition), or evidence that AI-generated code inherently violates OpenJDK’s GPLv2+CE terms.
Oracle as conscientious custodian of foundational open infrastructure
Oracle supports AI-written code but bans it from OpenJDK to protect licensing and quality.
No detail on whether Oracle has contributed AI-detection tooling or provenance standards to OpenJDK; No mention of prior incidents or near-misses involving AI-generated code in JDK-related projects; No comparative analysis of other vendors’ OpenJDK AI policies (e.g., Red Hat, Azul)
Oracle loves AI-written code, just not in OpenJDK
Oracle says it loves AI-written code, just not in OpenJDK
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The only major Oracle-associated open-source project explicitly barred from AI-assisted development