Gentoo bans AI-created contributions

How much code in Haskell or Rust you wrote?

Whether writing code is an easy part or not depends very much on what you are writing and how.

Sure, if you are using language which allows you to write something like [] + {} and get nonsense output without any errors then writing code is easy and testing and debugging is tedios and time-consuming part.

If you use something like Haskell or Rust then writing the code is the majority of your work and if you are using something like WUFFS then writing the code that compiler accepts is 99% of work.

Sure, but that's where AI and human complement each other: for human it's easier to understand unfamiliar language than to write sentence in unfamiliar language, while for AI it's the opposite. So by allowing AI to create something that is “looking nice” (task which current generative AIs already perform better than non-native speakers) and giving human the task that s/he does well you reduce the time needed to create the final result. That's true both for programming language like Python or Ruby and regular language like English or Chinese.

I have no idea why is it so hard to accept when it's obvious. It's the exact same reason spellcheckers work, after all.

Heck, do an expriment: try to write some simple program in language that you have never used before (Haskell, Scheme, or maybe APL or MUMPS) and compare to the time needed to first learn said language and then write something.