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Add workflow to detect AI PRs - #1049
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This PR introduces a workflow, that uses a classifier to tag a PR as "human generated", or "AI generated".
The classifier is a script from the geoamish organisation; it is kept private for practical reasons, but get in touch if you would like to know more about it.
The script analyses a series of signals, to come up with a likelihood of a PR having been generated by a human (<0.6) or an agent (>0.8); if it cannot make a reasoning, it will come up with no label.
Please check this pygeoapi issue, for more context on what motivated this PR.
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