Though, as Sophie points out, the same applies to people owning the code they are submitting: there's no way for a certain project to check whether the submitted code isn't just stolen by the contributor from elsewhere. The same applies to developer mcclure, who would've stopped donating and contributing to the project if the proposal had been approved, as they "will not contribute code on a project where you don't know if code you are interacting with [..] was written by a human or randomly generated". Even though the proposed AI policy would still be significantly more strict than almost every other open-source project, since it only allows for code completion and requires tagging of AI-generated code, people would be considering Servo as actively "embracing AI".