Realistically, what can France even do? It’s not a French product, and they don’t have a business presence in France. It’s a Canadian non-profit. And yeah I get that parts of Canada think they’re French, oui oui, but that’s not going to be a problem.
Or, they got done stealing the data far earlier than expected and laid everyone off for their hard work.
Worst case they offer a “French” version and no one uses it.
So if they did this in Iran would it be a problem for everyone?
Then there is no point, and we should probably not care that much.
OK, I understand… But maybe tell me what the job is? I’m struggling to get anyone to actually answer a question. Maybe I should go ask an LLM 🙃
Luigi!
This isn’t actually a problem for the OS. They will just pull out of France.
Well, the planet will bounce back without us. Sure, it won’t be the same… but a billion years ago was pretty different from now.
Great Oxygenation Event: Around 2.4 billion years ago, a type of photosynthetic microorganism—cyanobacteria, often called blue-green algae—began producing large amounts of oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis. At the time, Earth’s atmosphere had almost no oxygen, and this new oxygen was actually toxic to most existing life. The result was it killed most of the life on earth including itself, and new life forms adapted to oxygen.
So in a few billion more years, whatever intelligent life pops up will look back and think of us as just another algae problem.
Screw humanity.
So, call it something different.
I’ll bite. I don’t disagree that an LLM could make a far less skilled person able to do a job requiring more skills. But, which jobs do you feel could be entirely replaced by just an LLM?
Oh look, China.
The other +300,000,000 people.
I can’t argue with that one haha
Git borrowed the term “master” from BitKeeper, the proprietary tool the Linux kernel used before Git existed.
In BitKeeper, a “master repository” referred to the authoritative repository in a set of distributed clones. When Linus Torvalds created Git in 2005, he followed that naming convention and called the primary branch “master”.
Оh nо, wоn’t sоmеоnе think аbоut thе insurаnсе соmраniеs?!
Oh please, it’s not thanks to AI.
Now do Lemmy 🙃
Considering it’s a thing in a great number of countries, including parts of Canada, my question to you is: how did you not know?