On 21/08/26 at 09:27, Wlad Andrianoff wrote:
Personally, I disagree and believe that AI should not be used. AI code should not be created for Debian, and even less so for Linux operating systems. Debian has managed to endure thanks to a large and active global community that develops its system without external intervention, especially from AI. I don't think it's appropriate to use artificial intelligence (AI) to create code for Debian or GNU/Linux systems, as it would undermine their essence of community collaboration and manual work. Debian should continue as it has been, operating as a community and leveraging the best of each individual, without resorting to machines.
You're late, the Linux kernel already accept patches from AI generated codes ¹ in addiction L. Torwalds in a recent post spotted that Linux it is *not* an OS against AI, so I don't see why The Debian Project shouldn't do the same.
By the way your post doesn't seem a question as mentioned in the Subject, so what is the question?
¹ https://www.phoronix.com/news/HP-X-Flip-14-Linux-Audio -- Franco Martelli
