- cross-posted to:
- linux@programming.dev
- cross-posted to:
- linux@programming.dev
It’s hard for me how he recognizes all the (social) issues with LLMs and still comes to the conclusion that he isn’t in part responsible for them.
It’s hard for me how he recognizes all the (social) issues with LLMs and still comes to the conclusion that he isn’t in part responsible for them.
I see that moving to KDE was a wise decision. This is going to tear the Xfce project apart.
KDE unfortunately is also accepting AI/LLM code contributions, as is LXQt and Gnome.
This news has made me realize it’s not going to be trivial to avoid AI slop FLOSS projects, we’re likely going to need to collectively collate a list of known anti-AI projects, and probe projects that haven’t taken a public stance to find out what’s safe and what’s not.
Good starting point would be to focus on projects hosted on codeberg. Their official policy since recently is human-first. (The rules are detailed though, I don’t want to over-simplify. But very reasonable and vibe-coded stuff is definitely out of the window.)