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User seeks funding for ethical AI concept maLcoLM after positive LLM coding experience

An individual shared their experience using a Large Language Model (LLM) in 2022 to generate an application, a process that would have typically taken months of manual coding. This experience led them to believe in AI's utility for programmers. They are now seeking feedback, collaboration, and funding for a stalled venture called maLcoLM, an ethical AI concept inspired by Malcolm X, aiming to retain AI's benefits while mitigating its drawbacks. AI

IMPACT Suggests a potential path for developing ethical AI tools by addressing user pain points and retaining beneficial aspects.

RANK_REASON The item is a personal opinion and a call for funding for a concept, not a release or significant industry event.

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User seeks funding for ethical AI concept maLcoLM after positive LLM coding experience

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    @ joeress You tell 'em, Linus! I am with Linus, 100% on this. I first used an LLM to generate an application in 2022. I was new at using LLMs, and LLMs were not

    @ joeress You tell 'em, Linus! I am with Linus, 100% on this. I first used an LLM to generate an application in 2022. I was new at using LLMs, and LLMs were not as advanced in 2022. Within minutes, I had generated an application that would have taken me several months to create, …