@lambalicious@freezr
I might get you wrong, but if the developer would not have disclosed, what kind of assistance systems he is emplyoing, you would still be happy with XFCE4?
Developers also employ libraries for their work, which they usually have no control over how those are geneated.
Like it or not, AI tools are here to stay.
AI systems are heavily employed in any kind of development, especially OS’es.
Knowing that now, what OS will you use from now on?
Is it OK to correct bugs discovered by AI tools or rather not?
@lambalicious @freezr
I might get you wrong, but if the developer would not have disclosed, what kind of assistance systems he is emplyoing, you would still be happy with XFCE4?
Developers also employ libraries for their work, which they usually have no control over how those are geneated.
Like it or not, AI tools are here to stay.
AI systems are heavily employed in any kind of development, especially OS’es.
Knowing that now, what OS will you use from now on?
Is it OK to correct bugs discovered by AI tools or rather not?