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Linus Torvalds: AI Can’t Think Like a Programmer

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Linus Torvalds shares his perspective on artificial intelligence, its limitations in programming, and its impact on Linux kernel development.

Linus Torvalds Speaks on AI and how it affects the Linux kernel development and open source. We also hear how AI has been flooding the Linux kernel and creating maintainer burnout.. We'll listen to the Creator of Linux. My Linux Bundle is here: 📚 savvynik.com Think your Ready for Linux? Take my quiz: readyforlinux.com Share this free tool and support Small YouTubers editbulk.com (I made this tool to help creators) Useful Links/Commands: Discord Link - discord.gg/zZD5q92 Summit - youtu.be/fi29pfLcW4I #opensource #linus #linux

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u/grimvianin r/C_Programming • Recommends

Linus Torvalds: AI Can’t Think Like a Programmer I really like the way Linus thinks. [video
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u/greg-spearsin r/C_Programming • Mentions

On “Linus Torvalds: AI Can’t Think Like a Programmer”

Thank you! It's not a bad guess at all. I've been contemplating it more. In context, I *think* Linus was kind of snidely pointing out that actually, machines (as compilers) have be writing our "code" (machine code) for a very long time, "but they never say that that." Interpreting: He's perhaps indicating that getting bent out of shape about Ai writing code is a bit of a farce, since humans have only been doing a fragment of code writing for decades -- compilers are doing the heavy lifting. OK, maybe I've got it. However, this comment seems to use the same term ("written by compilers") in yet another context or meaning(?) Any way, I've asked and I'll let hir answer about that .…
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