Godot Bans AI‑Generated Code Contributions

The open‑source Godot engine announced it will stop accepting code contributions generated by artificial intelligence. Maintainers cited concerns that AI‑written patches are hard to audit for quality and security. The policy applies to all pull requests that rely on AI tools for code creation. Godot’s core team emphasized the need for contributors to fully understand their submissions. Developers using AI are still welcome to submit manually reviewed code. The decision follows several incidents where AI‑produced changes introduced bugs. Community members expressed mixed reactions, some praising the safeguard. The engine’s roadmap continues with planned feature updates unrelated to the policy.