Godot says bye bye AI, bans vibe-coded contributions
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The Godot open source game engine project has banned AI-generated (vibe-coded) contributions from its codebase. Maintainers cited an inability to trust heavy AI users to understand and fix their own code, and previously described the flood of vibe-coded pull requests as 'demoralizing'.
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