We should document our organizations guidelines for use of Generative AI / LLM by contributors.
Generative AI / LLMs are a great resource for learning and can accelerate development and debugging.

The author of a pull request is responsible for the intellectual content and quality of the contribution. The author must ensure that the pull request does not violate copyright of any source material. The author should proofread and edit any material generated by an LLM. If the reviewers / project administrators see sloppy copy-paste of generate AI / LLM output (e.g., including the prompt or other explanatory notes) these pull requests may be closed without further review. The author should fully test the code proposed by the LLM and include screenshots or other documentation demonstrating that the PR is functional and complete. Authors are encouraged to cite/credit all persons and/or tools that were helpful in creating the PR.

We can probably add the policy to this brief document:
https://github.com/Submitty/Submitty/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md

Sample policy document (many, many other examples out there):
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/legal/generative-ai