Can I get a "Hell no"?
Posted by commanderAnakin@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 54 comments
Posted by commanderAnakin@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 54 comments
MichaelTunnell@reddit
I'm okay with local AI systems
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TemporaryHysteria@reddit
hell yeah, no more fiddling around with obscure commands resulting in even more errors. he yeah to kicking stackoverbitch in the nuts because they keep closing your requests because they are too egotistical to help. progress will march on with all the luddites getting ground into paste and it will be glorious!
PeacefulDays@reddit
Reading this alone I know they are not the problem with your stackoverflow posts.
TemporaryHysteria@reddit
the time of judgment is coming
PeacefulDays@reddit
yeah, as the venture capitol runs out.
TemporaryHysteria@reddit
Your delusions cannot feed your empty stomach paycheck swallower
OptimalAnywhere6282@reddit
I installed an Al agent (Gemini) on my laptop and it's actually been pretty useful, but it absolutely shouldn't be bundled with the OS. Al tools should remain optional like they are now, not forced into the system like in sindows, where you can't fully remove them.
Having the ability to choose, that's the whole point of Linux.
Wonderful-Moose7556@reddit
What I really need is an IA agent in TempleOS, it will be the cherub
kholejones8888@reddit
I think the Catholic Church has been working on a religious AI already
Wonderful-Moose7556@reddit
But it isn't make in holyC 🥀
r3volts@reddit
I hate how everyone sees "AI" and just piles on, especially on subs like this.
Neudesic isn't suggesting pushing out of the box AI into Linux distros.
This is about businesses adopting machine learning for large data sets and integrating any Linux environments that may be present in a work flow, including things like the Linux subsystem.
AI is an umbrella term and isn't inherently a bad thing. In fact the machine learning arm of the term is fucking fantastic in certain applications, particularly in some business areas.
Don't just see a word and spaz out, it makes the community at whole look childish. Like it or not, AI is present and lots of people are using it or pushing it, and it's not just suit and ties anymore.
Maykey@reddit
Sir, this is reddit.
Knowing is overrated. Everything which is not black and white is black.
Canal_Volphied@reddit
Like it or not, a lot of people don't like AI and will not be silent about their disgust.
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velinn@reddit
Yeah, no thanks. Crap like Co-pilot/Recall is insane to embed into an OS. Haven't used Windows in a long long time and even I'm shocked. Right now Apple is graciously allowing me to use the off switch on Apple Intelligence, but I suspect it's only a matter of time until it's accidentally and silently enabled and, oops, look at that, we've lost the off switch. I thought these Google voice assistants that listen constantly in the background was an insane level of surveillance but baking AI into your OS is next level bad.
Linux is my only refuge at this point. AI is fine, when I want it, and on my terms. Don't put this crap in my OS with the right to crawl through every byte on my hard drive. Who wants this? I've always joked that Windows was malware, but now it actually is.
No-Bison-5397@reddit
Can’t wait until snapdragon elite gets day 1 Linux support.
The new Microsoft hardware does look nice.
Indolent_Bard@reddit
It doesn't always listen if you turn that off. Mine doesn't.
PastTenceOfDraw@reddit
Recall was the last straw for me with Windows. I'm using Linux Mint and have never been happier with an OS.
Jun3457@reddit
I so agree with you. I still have to use Windows for work,and it's getting worse and worse.
JellyBeanUser@reddit
2147483647 times: NO!
RoninTarget@reddit
🤮 No, no and no!
bobthebobbest@reddit
Hell no.
RoxyAndBlackie128@reddit
Hell no.
Analog_Account@reddit
HELL NO!
green_fish1@reddit
at least it's linux where i can just go
sudo dnf uninstall <AI BULLSHIT>or
rm -rf <DIRECTORY TO AI BULLSHIT>Helmic@reddit
bold assumption that they'd let you have root
green_fish1@reddit
bold assumption that I can't just wait for a privilege escalation vulnerability to pop up
Koloss03@reddit
Hell No!
dreamcorecryptid@reddit
Fuck no. I'd rather rm -rf my root directory than watch my system get enshittified right before my horrified eyes. The AI shit is part of the reason I ditched windows in the first place
Encursed1@reddit
I didnt leave windows just to come back
mralanorth@reddit
Hell no!!!
cooolloooll@reddit
hell no
Icy-Communication823@reddit
Yeah nah get fucked Microsoft.
Illustrious-Owl1446@reddit
fuck no, the sole reason why we moved to linux will be gone if this shit happens
Strong_Lecture1439@reddit
Nope. You don't need an AI. These mega corpos promoting this filth, oh just use it everywhere, the fucking society is not built to withstand this crap.
johncate73@reddit
Hell no. I can find all of the natural ignorance anyone could ever want in the real world without needing Artificial Ignorance on my computer.
sequential_doom@reddit
LMAO, no
ithinkthisisfine@reddit
HELL NOOOOOO
Ok-Cucumber-7217@reddit
I see a lot of people saying hell no, but the thing is its not gonna added kernel level you have plenty of options still
1_________________11@reddit
I mean i already run local models on it. So im good.
turtle_mekb@reddit
yeah, if someone wants to have AI on their OS, they install it themselves, not have it automatically embedded into the OS with it being very difficult to disable
Jethro_Tell@reddit
lol, go away. No one wants your AI shit.
icadkren@reddit
i think all distro support Python and CUDA, so all linux is AI ready?
finbarrgalloway@reddit
AMD support still is pretty iffy
thieh@reddit
IIRC AMD has the AI processing bit in the CPU instead of using the GPU to do it. But then again there is OpenCL if someone has enough time to use that.
b3081a@reddit
ROCm should be easy to use on most popular distros atm, but hardware support remains a problem. Though that's slowly improving as they cover most of their new GPUs and phase out older hardware like RDNA2.
kwyxz@reddit
Hell fucking naw.
speters33w@reddit
When AI works I'll consider it.
Longjumping_Try4676@reddit
oh hell nah. "AI-enabled environments" == "We want to bloat your distro with AI".
No thanks Microsoft, just because you've screwed up windows doesn't give you the right to come after our penguins, I like my freedom to choose.
kakarroto007@reddit
Hell no! I didn't abandon Windows just so I could watch Linux enshittify itself.
-t-h-e---g-@reddit
I think my PC would just refuse to boot if I put AI on it, it would tell me to go fuck myself and go back to booting windows vista.
nevyn28@reddit
F*ck no
PastTenceOfDraw@reddit
Hell fucking no!