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Debian is debating the use of LLMs
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I'm all for Argument 1. Also, it's been scientifically proven that any sort of extended use to AU lowers your intelligence, and that would be the last thing we need for a distro that needs to remain a bastion of Stable.
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Scientifically proven? Any sort of AI usage? Just genereal intelligence?
There are definitely some initial studies out already that point in that direction, but I think your wording is a bit overly broad and definitive. It will be a while until we understand all the factors involved and what is going on there exactly.
I'm not bothered that much: the results are observable empirically with how idiocracy people in general have become in the last 2 years (not that we as a species were a beacon of understanding before that).
That said, in terms of "just general intelligence?" I'd say it's two intelligences that are hit the most: emotional intelligence and logical intelligence. Not necessarily in that order.