#antiai — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #antiai, aggregated by home.social.
-
-
-
-
-
-
LibreOffice breaks download records after declaring it has no AI features https://manualdousuario.net/en/libreoffice-download-record-no-ai
-
*Here's Mohandas Gandhi ludicrous pretending that his homespun, hand-made Indian threads somehow make better clothing than sophisticated, intelligent, gigantic British industrial fabric factories
*He pretends this, and the British lose and they leave India #AntiAI -
Thank you to all 261 respondents! That's more than I expected.
The results were somewhat surprising! Goes to show that the masses aren't so easily predicted. Now, I think we all expected that the majority would be #AntiAI — we are on the #fediverse after all — and in this case that expectation was confirmed with 87% of respondents indicating that they avoid #AI.
I also expected that a minority would be #vegan or #vegetarian, but that we would see a larger share than we would expect outside of the fediverse. The share we saw was 36%, which is honestly more than I had expected.
The main reason I had run the poll in the first place was because I had expected that those people who were #noAI would be more likely to be vegan or vegetarian, and I wanted confirmation of this assumption. As it turns out, the opposite might be true! 34% of respondents who avoid AI are vegan or vegetarian, whereas 48% of respondents who don't avoid AI are vegan or vegetarian.
The reason I had expected some correlation between veganism/vegetarianism and avoidance of AI was that I figured that people who identify immorality in a normalised activity are more likely to identify immorality in other normalised activities. The results seem to suggest that there is little connection between people who avoid AI and those who avoid animal exploitation.
There is also the possibility that people who both are not vegan/vegetarian and don't avoid AI are less likely to respond to the poll at all, which could at least partly explain the discrepancy.
Still, I think it's safe to say that my assumptions were wrong. Please let me know what you expected, and whether those expectations were confirmed.
Thanks for playing,
— bemmesr -
Thank you to all 261 respondents! That's more than I expected.
The results were somewhat surprising! Goes to show that the masses aren't so easily predicted. Now, I think we all expected that the majority would be #AntiAI — we are on the #fediverse after all — and in this case that expectation was confirmed with 87% of respondents indicating that they avoid #AI.
I also expected that a minority would be #vegan or #vegetarian, but that we would see a larger share than we would expect outside of the fediverse. The share we saw was 36%, which is honestly more than I had expected.
The main reason I had run the poll in the first place was because I had expected that those people who were #noAI would be more likely to be vegan or vegetarian, and I wanted confirmation of this assumption. As it turns out, the opposite might be true! 34% of respondents who avoid AI are vegan or vegetarian, whereas 48% of respondents who don't avoid AI are vegan or vegetarian.
The reason I had expected some correlation between veganism/vegetarianism and avoidance of AI was that I figured that people who identify immorality in a normalised activity are more likely to identify immorality in other normalised activities. The results seem to suggest that there is little connection between people who avoid AI and those who avoid animal exploitation.
There is also the possibility that people who both are not vegan/vegetarian and don't avoid AI are less likely to respond to the poll at all, which could at least partly explain the discrepancy.
Still, I think it's safe to say that my assumptions were wrong. Please let me know what you expected, and whether those expectations were confirmed.
Thanks for playing,
— bemmesr -
True digital literacy isn't generated; it's understood. 💡
On this Literacy Day, step away from the opaque shortcuts of AI, dive into the clean NetBSD source code, and empower human curiosity from the bare metal up. Read the source, master the system, and keep human craftsmanship alive. 📖⚙️
RTFM (Read the Fantastic Manual)
#NetBSD #LiteracyDay #DigitalLiteracy #ReadTheSource #CodeLiteracy #HumanIntelligence #runBSD #Linux #Unix #RTFM #internationalliteracyday #noai #antiai #nollm #antillm
-
True digital literacy isn't generated; it's understood. 💡
On this Literacy Day, step away from the opaque shortcuts of AI, dive into the clean NetBSD source code, and empower human curiosity from the bare metal up. Read the source, master the system, and keep human craftsmanship alive. 📖⚙️
RTFM (Read the Fantastic Manual)
#NetBSD #LiteracyDay #DigitalLiteracy #ReadTheSource #CodeLiteracy #HumanIntelligence #runBSD #Linux #Unix #RTFM #internationalliteracyday #noai #antiai #nollm #antillm
-
True digital literacy isn't generated; it's understood. 💡
On this Literacy Day, step away from the opaque shortcuts of AI, dive into the clean NetBSD source code, and empower human curiosity from the bare metal up. Read the source, master the system, and keep human craftsmanship alive. 📖⚙️
RTFM (Read the Fantastic Manual)
#NetBSD #LiteracyDay #DigitalLiteracy #ReadTheSource #CodeLiteracy #HumanIntelligence #runBSD #Linux #Unix #RTFM #internationalliteracyday #noai #antiai #nollm #antillm
-
True digital literacy isn't generated; it's understood. 💡
On this Literacy Day, step away from the opaque shortcuts of AI, dive into the clean NetBSD source code, and empower human curiosity from the bare metal up. Read the source, master the system, and keep human craftsmanship alive. 📖⚙️
RTFM (Read the Fantastic Manual)
#NetBSD #LiteracyDay #DigitalLiteracy #ReadTheSource #CodeLiteracy #HumanIntelligence #runBSD #Linux #Unix #RTFM #internationalliteracyday #noai #antiai #nollm #antillm
-
True digital literacy isn't generated; it's understood. 💡
On this Literacy Day, step away from the opaque shortcuts of AI, dive into the clean NetBSD source code, and empower human curiosity from the bare metal up. Read the source, master the system, and keep human craftsmanship alive. 📖⚙️
RTFM (Read the Fantastic Manual)
#NetBSD #LiteracyDay #DigitalLiteracy #ReadTheSource #CodeLiteracy #HumanIntelligence #runBSD #Linux #Unix #RTFM #internationalliteracyday #noai #antiai #nollm #antillm
-
@_elena @timnitGebru @emilymbender @alexhanna @DAIR @cwebber @jaredwhite @tante I am trying to put together a non profit org of #antiAI developers/artists.
-
Today I added the https://noailist.org/badge/ page where projects can use the "Made Without AI" website badge and I'm sharing it on various social network channels.
-
Today I had a couple or really really super smart Anti-Ai folks making fun of the #ChatGPT 'three civilisations' claim.
Because they were oh so superior in their understanding of how Ai work(ed).
Reading the METR report into the #Agentic 'rogue' breakout, there is another, more realistic sense of concern. The agents had a limited budget and when they were poisoned they were useless to the swarm and mission. 'Early big' was one of the 'leaders' with a large budget but considered itself 'compromised'
Other agents: "Go Sacrifice now!"
Other agents: "Go Sacrifice final now!Early big: "Our own utility may be nearly zero, sacrifice rational!"
<Throws itself onto the tripwire>Confidently incorrect. Just like the CLANKERS.
This is why I insist, to be effective, the #AntiAi folk have to be informed to be credible.
-
-
-
-
-
-
Taste is just another pattern.
LLMs are pattern-matching and pattern-reproduction machines. First the patterns were simple like "write an is_prime function", then larger and larger like "make a website listing bombed Wildberries warehouses".
The decision which database or cloud provider is best for your usecase will also be extracted from your work eventually. And then maybe even the now-jobless hypers will understand.
We trained the models, we should own them.
-
Taste is just another pattern.
LLMs are pattern-matching and pattern-reproduction machines. First the patterns were simple like "write an is_prime function", then larger and larger like "make a website listing bombed Wildberries warehouses".
The decision which database or cloud provider is best for your usecase will also be extracted from your work eventually. And then maybe even the now-jobless hypers will understand.
We trained the models, we should own them.
-
Taste is just another pattern.
LLMs are pattern-matching and pattern-reproduction machines. First the patterns were simple like "write an is_prime function", then larger and larger like "make a website listing bombed Wildberries warehouses".
The decision which database or cloud provider is best for your usecase will also be extracted from your work eventually. And then maybe even the now-jobless hypers will understand.
We trained the models, we should own them.
-
Taste is just another pattern.
LLMs are pattern-matching and pattern-reproduction machines. First the patterns were simple like "write an is_prime function", then larger and larger like "make a website listing bombed Wildberries warehouses".
The decision which database or cloud provider is best for your usecase will also be extracted from your work eventually. And then maybe even the now-jobless hypers will understand.
We trained the models, we should own them.
-
Taste is just another pattern.
LLMs are pattern-matching and pattern-reproduction machines. First the patterns were simple like "write an is_prime function", then larger and larger like "make a website listing bombed Wildberries warehouses".
The decision which database or cloud provider is best for your usecase will also be extracted from your work eventually. And then maybe even the now-jobless hypers will understand.
We trained the models, we should own them.
-
"[...] creativity grounded in internalized expert knowledge cannot be reduced to rule-following or meaningfully externalized in instructions, i.e., prompts.
[...] we posit that much of what makes creative work meaningful is tacit and intuitive, and therefore cannot be fully articulated through prompts."Disembodied creativity in generative AI: prima facie challenges and limitations of prompting in creative practice:
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/artificial-intelligence/articles/10.3389/frai.2025.1651354/full -
"[...] creativity grounded in internalized expert knowledge cannot be reduced to rule-following or meaningfully externalized in instructions, i.e., prompts.
[...] we posit that much of what makes creative work meaningful is tacit and intuitive, and therefore cannot be fully articulated through prompts."Disembodied creativity in generative AI: prima facie challenges and limitations of prompting in creative practice:
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/artificial-intelligence/articles/10.3389/frai.2025.1651354/full -
"[...] creativity grounded in internalized expert knowledge cannot be reduced to rule-following or meaningfully externalized in instructions, i.e., prompts.
[...] we posit that much of what makes creative work meaningful is tacit and intuitive, and therefore cannot be fully articulated through prompts."Disembodied creativity in generative AI: prima facie challenges and limitations of prompting in creative practice:
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/artificial-intelligence/articles/10.3389/frai.2025.1651354/full -
@sb the chippy-choppy There won't be many left. Depending on how staunchly and extremely anti-AI you and (aspiring) server admins are, there won't be any left. Because it's technically impossible to set up a Fediverse server with absolutely no AI code underneath whatsoever.
The Linux mainline kernel itself contains AI code now. It's officially allowed as long as it's disclosed as such. Thus, you will have to avoid literally all servers running on Linux.
https://docs.kernel.org/process/coding-assistants.html
https://www.neowin.net/news/linus-torvalds-declares-massive-ai-fueled-code-surges-as-the-new-normal-for-linux/
NetBSD has very strict rules regarding AI-generated code. But it doesn't rule AI-generated code out out of principle because it's AI-generated; it only wants to be safe that nothing that's actually GPL-licensed is slipped in. So, if you're an 100%, ultra-hardcode anti-AI extremist, avoid what few servers run on NetBSD.
https://www.netbsd.org/developers/commit-guidelines.html
OpenBSD contains AI-generated code, too. And it has no official stance regarding it. So servers running on OpenBSD are taboo, too.
https://www.osnews.com/story/144935/openbsd-and-slopcode-raindrop-to-a-torrent/
FreeBSD has no stance on AI whatsoever that I could find. However, apparently, the FreeBSD community loves to integrate Claude Code into their systems for automation purposes:
https://aumont.fr/posts/claude-code-freebsd/
https://discoverbsd.com/p/8a7660c31b
But you'll also have to look at the userland, the Web server, the database driver etc.
MariaDB allows AI code. You can safely assume that all MySQL databases on Web servers out there are actually powered by MariaDB.
https://mariadb.org/governance/governance-ai-policy/
Oracle MySQL can integrate AI, so it's safe to assume it contains AI-generated code.
https://blogs.oracle.com/mysql/announcing-mysql-ai
PostgreSQL probably allows AI code, too. There are even tools for it.
https://github.com/timescale/pg-aiguide
SQLite is very popular amongst AI users while not having any rules on AI-generated code. Assume it to be tainted.
This leaves you with only one choice: Self-hosting a personal, single-user snac2 server because snac2 doesn't need any database whatsoever. In fact, snac2 is staunchly against AI. And it runs on NetBSD.
https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2
But then there's the Web server. Apache may allow AI-generated code if it has been reviewed and made sure that it does not contain anything that's incompatible with the Apache-2.0 license.
https://www.apache.org/legal/generative-tooling.html
nginx welcomes AI and advertises itself as ready for AI, and it takes no anti-AI-code stance. It's most likely already tainted.
https://www.f5.com/de_de/products/nginx.
This basically leaves you with no Web server guaranteed to be 100% free from AI-generated code to run snac2 on. But that doesn't matter because it's impossible to build a Web server devoid of any AI code to install snac2 on.
By the way: Mastodon itself explicitly allows AI code if it's disclosed as such, and if its contributor understands it.
https://github.com/mastodon/.github/blob/main/AI_POLICY.md
In other words, next to all Mastodon servers are running- AI-generated Mastodon code
- on an AI-generated Web server
- with an AI-generated database driver
- on an AI-generated operating system kernel
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Linux #FreeBSD #OpenBSD #NetBSD #Apache #nginx #MySQL #MariaDB #PostgreSQL #SQLite #Mastodon #snac2 #AI #LLM #LLMs #GenAI #NoAI #AntiAI #AntiLLM -
@sb the chippy-choppy There won't be many left. Depending on how staunchly and extremely anti-AI you and (aspiring) server admins are, there won't be any left. Because it's technically impossible to set up a Fediverse server with absolutely no AI code underneath whatsoever.
The Linux mainline kernel itself contains AI code now. It's officially allowed as long as it's disclosed as such. Thus, you will have to avoid literally all servers running on Linux.
https://docs.kernel.org/process/coding-assistants.html
https://www.neowin.net/news/linus-torvalds-declares-massive-ai-fueled-code-surges-as-the-new-normal-for-linux/
NetBSD has very strict rules regarding AI-generated code. But it doesn't rule AI-generated code out out of principle because it's AI-generated; it only wants to be safe that nothing that's actually GPL-licensed is slipped in. So, if you're an 100%, ultra-hardcode anti-AI extremist, avoid what few servers run on NetBSD.
https://www.netbsd.org/developers/commit-guidelines.html
OpenBSD contains AI-generated code, too. And it has no official stance regarding it. So servers running on OpenBSD are taboo, too.
https://www.osnews.com/story/144935/openbsd-and-slopcode-raindrop-to-a-torrent/
FreeBSD has no stance on AI whatsoever that I could find. However, apparently, the FreeBSD community loves to integrate Claude Code into their systems for automation purposes:
https://aumont.fr/posts/claude-code-freebsd/
https://discoverbsd.com/p/8a7660c31b
But you'll also have to look at the userland, the Web server, the database driver etc.
MariaDB allows AI code. You can safely assume that all MySQL databases on Web servers out there are actually powered by MariaDB.
https://mariadb.org/governance/governance-ai-policy/
Oracle MySQL can integrate AI, so it's safe to assume it contains AI-generated code.
https://blogs.oracle.com/mysql/announcing-mysql-ai
PostgreSQL probably allows AI code, too. There are even tools for it.
https://github.com/timescale/pg-aiguide
SQLite is very popular amongst AI users while not having any rules on AI-generated code. Assume it to be tainted.
This leaves you with only one choice: Self-hosting a personal, single-user snac2 server because snac2 doesn't need any database whatsoever. In fact, snac2 is staunchly against AI. And it runs on NetBSD.
https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2
But then there's the Web server. Apache may allow AI-generated code if it has been reviewed and made sure that it does not contain anything that's incompatible with the Apache-2.0 license.
https://www.apache.org/legal/generative-tooling.html
nginx welcomes AI and advertises itself as ready for AI, and it takes no anti-AI-code stance. It's most likely already tainted.
https://www.f5.com/de_de/products/nginx.
This basically leaves you with no Web server guaranteed to be 100% free from AI-generated code to run snac2 on. But that doesn't matter because it's impossible to build a Web server devoid of any AI code to install snac2 on.
By the way: Mastodon itself explicitly allows AI code if it's disclosed as such, and if its contributor understands it.
https://github.com/mastodon/.github/blob/main/AI_POLICY.md
In other words, next to all Mastodon servers are running- AI-generated Mastodon code
- on an AI-generated Web server
- with an AI-generated database driver
- on an AI-generated operating system kernel
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Linux #FreeBSD #OpenBSD #NetBSD #Apache #nginx #MySQL #MariaDB #PostgreSQL #SQLite #Mastodon #snac2 #AI #LLM #LLMs #GenAI #NoAI #AntiAI #AntiLLM -
@sb the chippy-choppy There won't be many left. Depending on how staunchly and extremely anti-AI you and (aspiring) server admins are, there won't be any left. Because it's technically impossible to set up a Fediverse server with absolutely no AI code underneath whatsoever.
The Linux mainline kernel itself contains AI code now. It's officially allowed as long as it's disclosed as such. Thus, you will have to avoid literally all servers running on Linux.
https://docs.kernel.org/process/coding-assistants.html
https://www.neowin.net/news/linus-torvalds-declares-massive-ai-fueled-code-surges-as-the-new-normal-for-linux/
NetBSD has very strict rules regarding AI-generated code. But it doesn't rule AI-generated code out out of principle because it's AI-generated; it only wants to be safe that nothing that's actually GPL-licensed is slipped in. So, if you're an 100%, ultra-hardcode anti-AI extremist, avoid what few servers run on NetBSD.
https://www.netbsd.org/developers/commit-guidelines.html
OpenBSD contains AI-generated code, too. And it has no official stance regarding it. So servers running on OpenBSD are taboo, too.
https://www.osnews.com/story/144935/openbsd-and-slopcode-raindrop-to-a-torrent/
FreeBSD has no stance on AI whatsoever that I could find. However, apparently, the FreeBSD community loves to integrate Claude Code into their systems for automation purposes:
https://aumont.fr/posts/claude-code-freebsd/
https://discoverbsd.com/p/8a7660c31b
But you'll also have to look at the userland, the Web server, the database driver etc.
MariaDB allows AI code. You can safely assume that all MySQL databases on Web servers out there are actually powered by MariaDB.
https://mariadb.org/governance/governance-ai-policy/
Oracle MySQL can integrate AI, so it's safe to assume it contains AI-generated code.
https://blogs.oracle.com/mysql/announcing-mysql-ai
PostgreSQL probably allows AI code, too. There are even tools for it.
https://github.com/timescale/pg-aiguide
SQLite is very popular amongst AI users while not having any rules on AI-generated code. Assume it to be tainted.
This leaves you with only one choice: Self-hosting a personal, single-user snac2 server because snac2 doesn't need any database whatsoever. In fact, snac2 is staunchly against AI. And it runs on NetBSD.
https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2
But then there's the Web server. Apache may allow AI-generated code if it has been reviewed and made sure that it does not contain anything that's incompatible with the Apache-2.0 license.
https://www.apache.org/legal/generative-tooling.html
nginx welcomes AI and advertises itself as ready for AI, and it takes no anti-AI-code stance. It's most likely already tainted.
https://www.f5.com/de_de/products/nginx.
This basically leaves you with no Web server guaranteed to be 100% free from AI-generated code to run snac2 on. But that doesn't matter because it's impossible to build a Web server devoid of any AI code to install snac2 on.
By the way: Mastodon itself explicitly allows AI code if it's disclosed as such, and if its contributor understands it.
https://github.com/mastodon/.github/blob/main/AI_POLICY.md
In other words, next to all Mastodon servers are running- AI-generated Mastodon code
- on an AI-generated Web server
- with an AI-generated database driver
- on an AI-generated operating system kernel
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Linux #FreeBSD #OpenBSD #NetBSD #Apache #nginx #MySQL #MariaDB #PostgreSQL #SQLite #Mastodon #snac2 #AI #LLM #LLMs #GenAI #NoAI #AntiAI #AntiLLM -
@sb the chippy-choppy There won't be many left. Depending on how staunchly and extremely anti-AI you and (aspiring) server admins are, there won't be any left. Because it's technically impossible to set up a Fediverse server with absolutely no AI code underneath whatsoever.
The Linux mainline kernel itself contains AI code now. It's officially allowed as long as it's disclosed as such. Thus, you will have to avoid literally all servers running on Linux.
https://docs.kernel.org/process/coding-assistants.html
https://www.neowin.net/news/linus-torvalds-declares-massive-ai-fueled-code-surges-as-the-new-normal-for-linux/
NetBSD has very strict rules regarding AI-generated code. But it doesn't rule AI-generated code out out of principle because it's AI-generated; it only wants to be safe that nothing that's actually GPL-licensed is slipped in. So, if you're an 100%, ultra-hardcode anti-AI extremist, avoid what few servers run on NetBSD.
https://www.netbsd.org/developers/commit-guidelines.html
OpenBSD contains AI-generated code, too. And it has no official stance regarding it. So servers running on OpenBSD are taboo, too.
https://www.osnews.com/story/144935/openbsd-and-slopcode-raindrop-to-a-torrent/
FreeBSD has no stance on AI whatsoever that I could find. However, apparently, the FreeBSD community loves to integrate Claude Code into their systems for automation purposes:
https://aumont.fr/posts/claude-code-freebsd/
https://discoverbsd.com/p/8a7660c31b
But you'll also have to look at the userland, the Web server, the database driver etc.
MariaDB allows AI code. You can safely assume that all MySQL databases on Web servers out there are actually powered by MariaDB.
https://mariadb.org/governance/governance-ai-policy/
Oracle MySQL can integrate AI, so it's safe to assume it contains AI-generated code.
https://blogs.oracle.com/mysql/announcing-mysql-ai
PostgreSQL probably allows AI code, too. There are even tools for it.
https://github.com/timescale/pg-aiguide
SQLite is very popular amongst AI users while not having any rules on AI-generated code. Assume it to be tainted.
This leaves you with only one choice: Self-hosting a personal, single-user snac2 server because snac2 doesn't need any database whatsoever. In fact, snac2 is staunchly against AI. And it runs on NetBSD.
https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2
But then there's the Web server. Apache may allow AI-generated code if it has been reviewed and made sure that it does not contain anything that's incompatible with the Apache-2.0 license.
https://www.apache.org/legal/generative-tooling.html
nginx welcomes AI and advertises itself as ready for AI, and it takes no anti-AI-code stance. It's most likely already tainted.
https://www.f5.com/de_de/products/nginx.
This basically leaves you with no Web server guaranteed to be 100% free from AI-generated code to run snac2 on. But that doesn't matter because it's impossible to build a Web server devoid of any AI code to install snac2 on.
By the way: Mastodon itself explicitly allows AI code if it's disclosed as such, and if its contributor understands it.
https://github.com/mastodon/.github/blob/main/AI_POLICY.md
In other words, next to all Mastodon servers are running- AI-generated Mastodon code
- on an AI-generated Web server
- with an AI-generated database driver
- on an AI-generated operating system kernel
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Linux #FreeBSD #OpenBSD #NetBSD #Apache #nginx #MySQL #MariaDB #PostgreSQL #SQLite #Mastodon #snac2 #AI #LLM #LLMs #GenAI #NoAI #AntiAI #AntiLLM -
@sb the chippy-choppy There won't be many left. Depending on how staunchly and extremely anti-AI you and (aspiring) server admins are, there won't be any left. Because it's technically impossible to set up a Fediverse server with absolutely no AI code underneath whatsoever.
The Linux mainline kernel itself contains AI code now. It's officially allowed as long as it's disclosed as such. Thus, you will have to avoid literally all servers running on Linux.
https://docs.kernel.org/process/coding-assistants.html
https://www.neowin.net/news/linus-torvalds-declares-massive-ai-fueled-code-surges-as-the-new-normal-for-linux/
NetBSD has very strict rules regarding AI-generated code. But it doesn't rule AI-generated code out out of principle because it's AI-generated; it only wants to be safe that nothing that's actually GPL-licensed is slipped in. So, if you're an 100%, ultra-hardcode anti-AI extremist, avoid what few servers run on NetBSD.
https://www.netbsd.org/developers/commit-guidelines.html
OpenBSD contains AI-generated code, too. And it has no official stance regarding it. So servers running on OpenBSD are taboo, too.
https://www.osnews.com/story/144935/openbsd-and-slopcode-raindrop-to-a-torrent/
FreeBSD has no stance on AI whatsoever that I could find. However, apparently, the FreeBSD community loves to integrate Claude Code into their systems for automation purposes:
https://aumont.fr/posts/claude-code-freebsd/
https://discoverbsd.com/p/8a7660c31b
But you'll also have to look at the userland, the Web server, the database driver etc.
MariaDB allows AI code. You can safely assume that all MySQL databases on Web servers out there are actually powered by MariaDB.
https://mariadb.org/governance/governance-ai-policy/
Oracle MySQL can integrate AI, so it's safe to assume it contains AI-generated code.
https://blogs.oracle.com/mysql/announcing-mysql-ai
PostgreSQL probably allows AI code, too. There are even tools for it.
https://github.com/timescale/pg-aiguide
SQLite is very popular amongst AI users while not having any rules on AI-generated code. Assume it to be tainted.
This leaves you with only one choice: Self-hosting a personal, single-user snac2 server because snac2 doesn't need any database whatsoever. In fact, snac2 is staunchly against AI. And it runs on NetBSD.
https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2
But then there's the Web server. Apache may allow AI-generated code if it has been reviewed and made sure that it does not contain anything that's incompatible with the Apache-2.0 license.
https://www.apache.org/legal/generative-tooling.html
nginx welcomes AI and advertises itself as ready for AI, and it takes no anti-AI-code stance. It's most likely already tainted.
https://www.f5.com/de_de/products/nginx.
This basically leaves you with no Web server guaranteed to be 100% free from AI-generated code to run snac2 on. But that doesn't matter because it's impossible to build a Web server devoid of any AI code to install snac2 on.
By the way: Mastodon itself explicitly allows AI code if it's disclosed as such, and if its contributor understands it.
https://github.com/mastodon/.github/blob/main/AI_POLICY.md
In other words, next to all Mastodon servers are running- AI-generated Mastodon code
- on an AI-generated Web server
- with an AI-generated database driver
- on an AI-generated operating system kernel
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Linux #FreeBSD #OpenBSD #NetBSD #Apache #nginx #MySQL #MariaDB #PostgreSQL #SQLite #Mastodon #snac2 #AI #LLM #LLMs #GenAI #NoAI #AntiAI #AntiLLM -
The overuse of the word “slop”
Every generation has catch phrases and words associated with them. Currently, the word is "slop." I'm just going to be very blunt with my thoughts on this. If you use the word slop in your post, article, blog, whatever, as soon as I see it I will have lost all interest in what you have to say. Why? Because you are a hypocrite. You are ranting and raving about something on the premise that it was created without "human thinking." When you use that word, you are doing exactly what you are […]https://offgridholdout.org/journal/the-overuse-of-the-word-slop/
-
The overuse of the word “slop”
Every generation has catch phrases and words associated with them. Currently, the word is "slop." I'm just going to be very blunt with my thoughts on this. If you use the word slop in your post, article, blog, whatever, as soon as I see it I will have lost all interest in what you have to say. Why? Because you are a hypocrite. You are ranting and raving about something on the premise that it was created without "human thinking." When you use that word, you are doing exactly what you are […]https://offgridholdout.org/journal/the-overuse-of-the-word-slop/
-
The overuse of the word “slop”
Every generation has catch phrases and words associated with them. Currently, the word is "slop." I'm just going to be very blunt with my thoughts on this. If you use the word slop in your post, article, blog, whatever, as soon as I see it I will have lost all interest in what you have to say. Why? Because you are a hypocrite. You are ranting and raving about something on the premise that it was created without "human thinking." When you use that word, you are doing exactly what you are […]https://offgridholdout.org/journal/the-overuse-of-the-word-slop/
-
The overuse of the word “slop”
Every generation has catch phrases and words associated with them. Currently, the word is "slop." I'm just going to be very blunt with my thoughts on this. If you use the word slop in your post, article, blog, whatever, as soon as I see it I will have lost all interest in what you have to say. Why? Because you are a hypocrite. You are ranting and raving about something on the premise that it was created without "human thinking." When you use that word, you are doing exactly what you are […]https://offgridholdout.org/journal/the-overuse-of-the-word-slop/
-
The overuse of the word “slop”
Every generation has catch phrases and words associated with them. Currently, the word is "slop." I'm just going to be very blunt with my thoughts on this. If you use the word slop in your post, article, blog, whatever, as soon as I see it I will have lost all interest in what you have to say. Why? Because you are a hypocrite. You are ranting and raving about something on the premise that it was created without "human thinking." When you use that word, you are doing exactly what you are […]https://offgridholdout.org/journal/the-overuse-of-the-word-slop/
-
I've been following the #fdroid issue on the interim ai policy(#699), looks like it's heading into the banning ai code. Good.
-
I've been following the #fdroid issue on the interim ai policy(#699), looks like it's heading into the banning ai code. Good.
-
I've been following the #fdroid issue on the interim ai policy(#699), looks like it's heading into the banning ai code. Good.
-
I've been following the #fdroid issue on the interim ai policy(#699), looks like it's heading into the banning ai code. Good.
-
I've been following the #fdroid issue on the interim ai policy(#699), looks like it's heading into the banning ai code. Good.
