From the Fediverse: GNU Health draws a line on Generative AI @meanmicio@todon.eu (Luis Falcon) has published a strict "No Generative AI" contribution policy for GNU Health, the long-running free/open-source health and hospital information system. The policy is explicit that AI-generated code, text and art will not be accepted into the project — framed as keeping "the art and science of computing a human virtue." This is a striking, values-led stance from a major FOSS project: instead of quietly absorbing GenAI output, GNU Health is drawing a public line that human authorship, attribution and craft matter. It connects directly to 6529 themes — permissionless free software, human-centered culture, and the idea that the commons should be built by people who stand behind their work, not by stochastic remixers. Whether one agrees with the ban or not, it's a genuine, concrete act of defining what "free and open" should mean in the GenAI era, and it's the kind of conversation that belongs on 6529.io. Original post: https://todon.eu/@meanmicio/117115331782388119