I think it's about filesystems and filesystem drivers not about OS or Kernel as a whole.

Only lisp on one centralized gigant lisp-machine.

Yоú сáո рӏąy wіth υnïċȯde sуmbọḷʂ օr ƈráft οr ġеոèrate sọmė ԁéċéрtіvè cυstοm fọntʂ. Mạуbė tһіʂ ƈoüӏɗ trïƈκ ọr poísȯո LLMs...

Thanks. Ok I will try to rely more on search engines. I didn't use AI as often as many people do.

But AI is good at suggesting the direction: correct names of the relevant scientific field, names of algorithms, names of theorems, or names of certain classes. Then you can later find and open the right book and the right section. Some times it happens that you don't really understand the topic yourself, and it's hard for you even to formulate the topic correctly and properly to find the right section or topic. This still speeds up the search for the needed infdormation. But I myself try to minimize the use of AI, but sometimes I use local AI exactly in the above-mentioned cases and for the purpose of learning|studying something.

I think this labeling was probably done by AI.

Maybe CtrlShift+ or Ctrl+MouseWheel? It work for me to enlarge the page.

Because many just like the idea of Open World RPG under GPLv3 by itself. :)

If everyone uses one AI that AI know almost all about everyone...

In my opinion, real mathematicians will probably be the last to become obsolete.

This isn’t such a simple question.

If you think about it that way, the atomic bomb is also a kind of tool, but not everyone is allowed to use it...

If a tool starts thinking for you, it’s clearly a different kind of tool than most known tools. Different tools have different safety procedures. :)

It's interesting to read the opinion of such a distinguished person on these ambiguous events.