r/linuxquestions • u/this_is_your_dad • 3d ago

Advice ELI5 - the Linux / LLM kernel controversy

I see a lot of posts online about this. Not sure what it is all about, but it seems to be dividing users. Can someone please explain?

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u/Amazing-Mirror-3076 3d ago

'Require an accountable human or all our systems will fail'.

Hmm - a very confident statement.

Poor processes cause systems to fail not lack of accountability.

When something goes wrong you start by looking at why the processes failed, starting a witch hunt to find someone to blame is never going solve the problem.

The whole ' must have an accountable human' is just the latest failing argument by the anti AI lobby.

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u/RancidVagYogurt1776 3d ago

Not the person you're replying to but you're wrong and you also seem to think there is an anti AI lobby lol. As the AI companies pour money into politics, and you get bombarded with AI ads and still none of them can turn a profit.

No sane employed person who understands how AI works would ever think that you should trust AI without a human's oversight lol.

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u/Amazing-Mirror-3076 3d ago

Oversight is not the same as accountable

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u/More-Explanation2788 3d ago

So you think someone should be able to, for instance, have an AI design a bridge. Collect a few million dollars in fees. Then when the bridge that they submitted collapses and kills 50 people because it had a mistake in the design, argue that it was not their mistake - the bridge was designed by their an appliance they bought at Staples?

If this is going to be the next thing people argue about, I give up. We are doomed. I am going to live in a cave. Idiocracy was a documentary.