David Heinemeier Hansson

AI is finally delivering on open source's original promise: letting anyone modify the software they run. Even non-programmers can now fork and customize local open-source apps with AI assistance. The author argues this is most powerful on Linux, where the entire OS — window managers, menu bars, notifications — is open to modification, unlike Windows or macOS. As AI models improve, the idea of a fixed, unchangeable computer may soon feel outdated.

The malleable computer

<p>NGL, Even after 2-3 years of AI evolution, I never thought of doing it. I need to start playing around some FOSS</p>


<p>Could this not lead to a performance compromised computer, does the AI always scan the environnement and everything ? The article is rather short and does not provide a lot of insight about the using and how it works.
Could be interesting for specific needs of accessibility tho, might give a try in a VM.</p>
