> > Thanks for the comment . . . indeed it does seem like some > > "streamlining" of the process might help get more participation . . . > > possibly AI could run "over-watch" between LP bug reports and QA > > testing reports rather than fallible human intelligence???? > > > > F > > > Hi Fritz, > > I am not sure how much Canonical/Ubuntu uses AI (if at all), though > probably Ubuntu is used in some deep learning networks :) > > The idea of using AI to run QA is a pretty interesting idea though. I > wonder if any distros use AI? > > -- > Regards > ************************************ >
@Israel <israeld...@gmail.com> et al: It's kind of a "no-brainer" . . . AI is everywhere . . . watching . . . analyzing . . . recording . . . taking notes . . . "thinking" about stuff. It's a source that just needs to be tapped to benefit open source systems . . . .
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