Linux Kernel sees real AI bug reports

The weird part of this shift is that AI is now creating both the problem and part of the fix: more reports, but also better review automation.

• –The kernel can absorb the surge because it has a large, distributed maintainer base; smaller projects may get overwhelmed fast.
• –Kroah-Hartman's own experiment suggests AI can already produce dozens of useful fixes for simple bugs, even if some output still needs correction.
• –OpenSSF and Alpha-Omega are turning AI review into shared open-source infrastructure instead of a luxury for well-funded subsystems.
• –Tools like Sashiko and subsystem-specific prompts are the practical path forward: lower noise, faster triage, humans still in charge.