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Mozilla Seeks Feedback for Firefox Nightly ARM64 (AArch64) Binaries on Linux  9to5Linux

Mozilla Seeks Feedback for Firefox Nightly ARM64 (AArch64) Binaries on Linux  9to5Linux

Mozilla Seeks Feedback for Firefox Nightly ARM64 (AArch64) Binaries on Linux  9to5Linux

Mozilla Seeks Feedback for Firefox Nightly ARM64 (AArch64) Binaries on Linux  9to5Linux

Mozilla Seeks Feedback for Firefox Nightly ARM64 (AArch64) Binaries on Linux  9to5Linux

Firefox Nightly expands to Linux on ARM64  BetaNews

Linus Torvalds, discussing the AI hype, in a conversation with Dirk Hohndel, Verizon's Head of the Open Source Program Office: Torvalds snarked, "It's hilarious to watch. Maybe I'll be replaced by an AI model!" As for Hohndel, he thinks most AI today is "autocorrect on steroids." Torvalds summed up his attitude as, "Let's wait 10 years and see where it actually goes before we make all these crazy announcements." That's not to say the two men don't think AI will be helpful in the future. Indeed, Torvalds noted one good side effect already: "NVIDIA has gotten better at talking to Linux kernel developers and working with Linux memory management," because of its need for Linux to run AI's large language models (LLMs) efficiently. Torvalds is also "looking forward to the tools actually to find bugs. We have a lot of tools, and we use them religiously, but making the tools smarter is not a bad thing. Using smarter tools is just the next inevitable step. We have tools that do kernel rewriting, with very complicated scripts, and pattern recognition. AI can be a huge help here because some of these tools are very hard to use because you have to specify things at a low enough level." Just be careful, Torvalds warns of "AI BS." Hohndel quickly quipped, "He meant beautiful science. You know, "Beautiful science in, beautiful science out."

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