With CPython now actively merging "AI" slop in the form of co-authored commits from Anthropic Claude… I'm leery about starting new projects atop the reference #Python implementation.
My projects remain slop-free at this point in time, and it is my intention that they stay that way. I can't afford the legal risk that comes with them: a machine cannot represent itself in court, therefore a machine cannot be held accountable for infractions of copyright law. This means the buck stops with the humans.
Cursory glance at Pypy, it is compatible with Python 3.11 and, on the surface, does not show any co-authored commits. I've used it in the past and found it to be mostly compatible.
Is it good enough for a fork? Did I miss something?
