@kayrae_42 @gamingonlinux perhaps there will be a new type of job which will replace lost ones where people will generate original content to train AI on. I agree this practice isn’t sustainable without modification, but it could absolutely be modified to be sustainable. I do believe some form of this is the future, and it will bring many benefits.

@gamingonlinux additionally to address the point of writers losing jobs, yes that will happen, but that happens with any new technology that revolutionizes industries. New jobs will replace it. Take for example the printing press. Do you not think lots of scribes lost jobs to it? It is still seen as good.

@gamingonlinux firstly, ai detectors arent wver really gonna work because there’s more commercial benefit in developing ones that can’t be detected so more money will be sunk there. Secondly, is AI writing that bad? If all you want is facts and information then it can provide it in a way that is efficient, and with a potential for less bias than humans have. Additionally it means it can be provided in multiple languages accurately and probably much more. I think it could be good.

@thelinuxEXP that’s quite idealistic. Sure it goes against the spirit of FOSS, but ultimately the spirit of FOSS doesn’t really allow much room to profit. With a for-profit company profit is necessary and I think that this is an acceptable middle ground. They still contribute everything, yet also can make money so we don’t lose them. Forcing the ideals are how we lose companies contributions. Companies like valve and red hat have been invaluable in getting Linux where it is today

@phoronix just fyi, there is a typo in the second paragraph, it says throughout instead of throughput.

@fedora release party? Didn’t it come out a while ago?

@phoronix "the fastest Arm CPU ever built" - does this mean it beats apple silicon?

@gamingonlinux how does it compare to prism launcher?

@gamingonlinux is it officially working?

@gamingonlinux they can’t afford to be doing bad things lol