• AdamEatsAss@lemmy.world
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    6 个月前

    …Linux is open source, if you wanted/didn’t want AI you could just install a distribution that has/ doesn’t have it.

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      6 个月前

      And the AI features on Windows can be disabled in settings, if you don’t want AI there.

      Does Linux actually have equivalents to the various Copilot features yet, though? I’ve been following a lot of open-source AI projects and they’re all pretty much in their “just stood-up and kinda functional” state, far from something that’s easily integrated into a desktop.

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        6 个月前

        There is also nothing stopping you from creating your own distribution that has whatever features you want. Linux provides it’s users with infite choices while on Windows a lot of those choices are made for you. Because linux is developed by users it often lags behind in some features, I predict we will see more AI integrated distributions pop up. There is a general distrust of Microsoft with this rollout, how many Microsoft programs do you close out of only to find it still running in the background? I haven’t tried recal or windows 11 yet but I’d be concerned with my job (announced the switch to 11 starting next month) suddenly using it as a way to start monitoring employees because now the feature is “built in”.

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          There is also nothing stopping you from creating your own distribution that has whatever features you want.

          The non-existence of those features stops me.