So what is your suggestion? Where do you draw the line? Because obviously it is not just about LLM.

Same goes for PayPal, and yet everybody keeps using it. Not saying that this is a reason to use Frontier models. But calling the whole technology fascist is simply not true.

Initially sent to debian-private, shared here because I want the consequences of Debian fully embracing fascist-backed technology to be known.

That seems to be a bit far reached and naive. Hopefully Antoine isn’t driving cars, because there are several brands that were supported by Nazi’s at one time in the past.

Besides that, I think it is good to have a discussion about the use or LLM. I just think that the reason here is a bit unusual.

I think you are confusing something. A tech company running proprietary code can and will ask for age verification. It does not matter if the user runs Windows, Linux, iOS, GrapheneOS.

The law here makes sure that services, which are basically also open source, are not required to do the age verification check.

So, you install Windows? Age check. You install Linux? No age check. Before even opening a browser. Then on Linux you open Netflix? Age check.

So I fundamentally saw this actually as a good news.

This graphic triggers me so hard. Take that PhD away from him.

Finally I can say: “I purposefully do not install the Epic store” instead of “Unfortunately, I can’t install Epic store”