Graham clarifies intent and apologizes for the conflict
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Nate Graham publishes a detailed account explaining he was attempting to craft more restrictive LLM guidelines and apologizes for the resulting public controversy. He acknowledges legitimate concerns about LLM misuse while defending responsible AI use by experts.
“I accidentally triggered an online shitstorm in the process of trying to craft a set of more restrictive LLM usage guidelines for KDE.”
Nate GrahamNate Graham KDE maintainerOutside AI critics Community observers
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If you use KDE and don’t like so-called “artificial intelligence”, you may want to sign that text, calling for an “AI” ban in KDE Plasma. https:// kdeforpeople.com/ # KDE
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RE: https:// mstdn.plus/@markgl/11731815067 3291200 I would love for @KDE to take a stand and block AI code. Plasma is my DE of choice.
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