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An Empirical Study of Maintainer-Identified AI Slop Pull Requests in Free and Open Source Software Projects
The FOSS ecosystem has always relied on outside contributions, notably through issues or Pull Requests (PRs), to sustain itself. With the advance of GenAI, the barrier to contributing to FOSS projects has never been lower, leading to the emergence of AI slop PRs: low-quality, low-value generated PRs
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