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>>Anon84+(OP)
Explains why Windows updates have been more broken than usual lately.

But I guess having my computer randomly stop working because a billion dollar corporation needs to save money by using a shitty text generation algorithm to write code instead of hiring competent programmers is just the new normal now.

>>bakugo+C6
I switched to Ubuntu last week for my desktop. First time in my 25+ year career I’ve felt like Microsoft was wasting my time more than administering a Linux desktop would take. The slop effect is real.

>>johneb+k7
Linux kernels will all eventually be permeated with AI-gen code as well. It will just take longer to see and feel the effects.

>>Eddy_V+L9
Your argument is in bad faith because you are using false equivalence bias.

>>bflesc+da
I wasn't making an argument. It was a prediction that all major software, (including the major linux distros) will eventually be majority (>50%) AI generated. Software that is 100% human generated will be like getting a hand knitted sweater at a farmers market. Available, but expensive and only produced at very small scale.

>>Eddy_V+5c
On what reasoning do you make this prediction? Just because corporations are mandating their employees to use AI right now does not mean it will continue.

>>vv_+Rp
Any new software developers entering the field from this point on will have to know how to use and be expected to use AI code-gen tools to get employment. Moving forward, eventually all developers use these tools routinely. There will be a point in the future where there is no one left working that has ever coded anything complex thing from scratch without AI tools. Therefore, all* code will have AI code-gen as all* developers will be using them.

* all mean 'nearly all' as of course there will be exceptions.

>>Eddy_V+av
This is why, of course, nearly all open source projects are written in Java.