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LLM code integration into kernel questioned

The claim is that no large language model (LLM) code will be integrated into the kernel. This point was not considered during the writing of a previous post, but it is an issue that warrants further thought and discussion. AI

RANK_REASON The item discusses a technical claim about LLM code integration into a kernel, but lacks sufficient detail or context to be considered significant news. It appears to be a minor technical point or a personal reflection.

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LLM code integration into kernel questioned

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    I didn’t consider that part while writing the previous post. It’s an issue, but I’ll offer a few thoughts. The claim is that no LLM code will go into the kernel

    I didn’t consider that part while writing the previous post. It’s an issue, but I’ll offer a few thoughts. The claim is that no LLM code will go into the kernel without rigorous review. We all know that, if a typical corporation makes that claim, it’s an empty promise. However, i…