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Your explanation of the differences is excellent and eye-opening. It should be posted on the FSF/GNU website.

I imagine a future where users will be able to tell a local AI to modify their software or make the comptuer do what they want. At first it seems like the final conclusion of extending device freedom to all users, but I suppose even LLMs would count as non-free software since they're basically blobs of unintelligible parameters...

Anyway, thanks for writing this.

>>wrymsl+(OP)
> Your explanation of the differences is excellent and eye-opening.

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.

> I imagine a future where users will be able to tell a local AI to modify their software or make the comptuer do what they want. ..., but I suppose even LLMs would count as non-free software since they're basically blobs of unintelligible parameters...

Hmm! That's something I haven't considered before. A very good point!