The Linux 7.4 merge window reached a record 19,671 commits as Linus Torvalds highlighted early AI patches and major hardware support.

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The Linux Assisted-by tag is going away after maintainers agreed it misreports AI use, but human accountability stays.

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Linus Torvalds used a Claude Code Linux kernel patch to triple small data read speeds via RCU memory management, though the experimental code needs testing.

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