It’s a perfectly reasonable position: fork the kernel with a purist no-ai approach and see where it’s going. It’s literally what open-source is about. No need for a screaming contest, just do the thing you are convinced of and compete for the best solution.
It’s a perfectly reasonable position: fork the kernel with a purist no-ai approach and see where it’s going. It’s literally what open-source is about. No need for a screaming contest, just do the thing you are convinced of and compete for the best solution.
+1
Proof is in the puddin’.
If people think these specific guidelines will poison the kernel, well, let’s see if they do.
If it happens, go back to or fork it from an earlier point.
It honestly isn’t any different than previous kernel controversies.