Red Hat Plans to Add AI to Fedora and GNOME - Slashdot
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In his post about the future of Fedora Workstation, Christian F.K. Schaller discusses how the Red Hat team plans to integrate AI with IBM's open-source Granite engine to enhance developer tools, such as IDEs, and create an AI-powered Code Assistant. He says the team is also working on streamlining A...

edit: false alarm, the article is a year old. I saw feb 4th and jumped the gun.

hey, what the fuck!? wasn’t MICROS~1 recent debacle not a warning huge enough?!

  • CodenameDarlen@lemmy.world
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    29 days ago

    This has nothing to do with Arch itself, these are just packages.

    They allow you to be free to install whatever you want.

    When people say “Arch is implementing AI” I think something like AI on Arch native stuff, not third party packages.

    • mko@discuss.tchncs.deEnglish
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      29 days ago

      Well, they aren’t AUR, but vetted packages. The only difference I see from what Fedora or Ubuntu does is not do any marketing. All of them have AI tooling opt-in so far.

      Running Arch without any packages in the standard repo would be a pretty special experience.