Linux has an AI problem and there’s no fix yet

Linux runs most of the world’s servers, powers the majority of AI training infrastructure, and sits underneath more of the internet than most people realize. It got there because of a development model that’s genuinely open, where anyone can submit a patch and the best code wins. That model worked well for decades. Then AI code generation got here and started exploiting exactly what made that openness possible. Now we’ve got a big problem that doesn’t seem to have a good solution.