PlayStation 5 Linux项目的核心开发者Andy Nguyen日前宣布退出该项目，指责开源社区中充斥使用AI工具编写但自己并不理解的代码提交者1。Nguyen表示："该领域曾汇集高度专业的研究人员，如今却沦为一群使用大语言模型编写自己都不懂的代码的新手"1。
Nguyen指出，这些问题直接影响了项目进展1。他透露有人利用AI发现了超级监管程序中仅存的一个漏洞，随后将其报告给Sony以换取赏金1。这导致他原计划完成的PS5 Pro支持以及2027年的发布计划告吹1。目前PS5 Linux的最新版本为2.5，支持运行3.00至7.61固件的PS5 Phat和Slim机型1。
针对代码质量问题的严重性，PlayStation 3模拟器项目RPCS3已禁止此类"vibe coding"参与者向其提交代码1。
Andy Nguyen, a principal developer of the PS5 Linux project, has announced his departure from the scene, citing frustration with an influx of less-experienced programmers submitting AI-generated code they do not understand 1. Nguyen stated he is "stepping away from the PS5 scene" after investing significant effort into the initiative, which included plans to complete PS5 Pro support and release the project in 2027 1. He expressed disappointment that these plans are now "all down the sink," describing the community's transformation from "a group of highly talented researchers" to "just a bunch of noobs using LLMs and writing hacks they don't even understand" 1.
The departure follows an incident in which developers using AI tools discovered what Nguyen characterized as "the only hypervisor bug left" and reported it to Sony in exchange for a bug bounty, effectively halting further progress on PS5 Linux 1. The project's current version remains 2.5, which supports PS5 Phat and Slim models running firmware versions 3.00 through 7.61 1. The RPCS3 PlayStation 3 emulator project has already implemented measures to address similar concerns, having banned contributors labeled "vibe coders" from submitting code 1.
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