KhrysMar 13
RT if you want a CLEAR statement about AI from all GNU/Linux distributions and are ready to quit any distribution that is ok with integrating AI slopware.
Show threadFlorianMar 13

@Khrys Ready to quit ?
It depends ... what is the degree of cleaness that we consider ?

I may be wrong, but isn't the linux kernel project already accepting contributions made with the use of AI-generated code ?

If this is the case, then there is no such GNU/Linux AI-free distribution anymore.

Edit: to avoid confusion, that would be something I regret. But would I have the strength to resist it ? I don't know.

Show threadmilagemayvaryMar 13

@fmasy @Khrys

AFAIK GNU doesn't, got a source?

Show threadFlorian

@milagemayvary @Khrys

Source that Linux kernel project may receive AI-assisted contributions ?

I cannot point to an example of such a contribution but at least the documentation indicates that it is now explicitely allowed:

https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/v7.0-rc1/process/coding-assistants.html

(github source:
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/process/coding-assistants.rst)

AI Coding Assistants — The Linux Kernel documentation

Mar 13 at 3:46pmWeb
Show threadmilagemayvaryMar 13

@fmasy

I'm familiar with the contributions to the kernel Linux, but the GNU utilities I don't believe is in the same situation.

Show threadfr0gMar 13

@fmasy @milagemayvary @Khrys

https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-More-HDR-KWin-Claude-Code

AMD HDR/Color Improvement For Their Linux Driver & KDE - Co-Developed By Claude Code

Introduced with Linux 6.19 was the long in development DRM Color Pipeline API while it's not the end of the road yet on enhancing the Linux desktop for modern high dynamic range (HDR) displays and color pipeline handling

Show threadmilagemayvaryMar 13

@frog_reborn

This article is about KDE & the Linux kernel.

GNU is mentioned 0 times on that page.

Show threadfr0gMar 13

@milagemayvary

The post I responded to was talking about the kernel?

Show threadmilagemayvaryMar 13

@frog_reborn

I suggest to expand the post.

You had posted to a reply to my post asking for sources on GNU generative contrubutions to GNU utilities but continued on about the Linux kernel that you replied to.

Side thread discussions on mastodon tend to get a little messy.

Show threadFlorianMar 13

@frog_reborn @milagemayvary @Khrys
Thanks for this example.

Reading the comments serves also as an example of the division among the communities.