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Debian Votes To Allow "Responsible Use Of Generative AI"
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"Responsible use of AI"? Is that a joke? There is no such a thing as responsible use of AI. Responsible people would refuse to use AI.
But anyway, Linux is already AI. Sticking to any one of those BSDs is the only way out.
NetBSD explicitly don't allow AI code
You CAN use AI responsibly, it's just not worth doing, most of the time. It would cost more than just not using it in the first place.