Are there any #GNU/Linux distributions that have strong #anti-gen-AI policies?
I'd love to be able to run something that I could trust would not put #slopware in it's repositories.
I'm fine using outdated versions of my favorite software, if it means I can hold off the #LLM wave.
Right now I have to double-guess every new software release and it's a burden.
There have to be some more #people who care about #EthicalComputing.
Maybe we can fork #Linux too.
@marcdinkum @unfa the kernel is for sure full of LLM gen patches lately, just check the kernel mailing lists or maybe LWN?
heck even phoronix has mentioned that quite a few times, kernel devs being overwhelmed by the amount of stuff sprung by LLMs - for example https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.3-Networking
Some "random" libraries started accepting LLM stuff quite liberally.
My preferred go-to json as example https://github.com/nlohmann/json/
Or hidapi for dealing with HID devices https://github.com/libusb/hidapi
@marcdinkum @unfa this will of course propagate to more than just lower-level things, I just mention the stuff that caught my attention.
I imagine at some point it will be impossible to have a working system without some LLM gen code on it.
@falktx @unfa
Does this affect the Linux kernel or mainly the ecosystem? Can you reference some resources about this?