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In a wide-ranging conversation with Verizon open-source officer Dirk Hohndel, 'plodding engineer' Linus Torvalds discussed where Linux is today and where it may go tomorrow.
You heard it here first folks. Linus said that AI is saving Linux, since it’s in NVIDIA’s interest to support the OS and AI will make Linux adoption less of a boogeyman.
Just remember, Linus said it not me!
Edit: not to imply that I said, or believe this. I’m just kind of surprised that he would (although the NVIDIA point seems spot on)
openQA from SUSE is proof that advanced automation tools can be extremely useful to developers. It would not be surprising if “AI” hardware and software is used for this and things like it in the future.
You heard it here first folks. Linus said that AI is saving Linux, since it’s in NVIDIA’s interest to support the OS and AI will make Linux adoption less of a boogeyman.
Just remember, Linus said it not me!
Edit: not to imply that I said, or believe this. I’m just kind of surprised that he would (although the NVIDIA point seems spot on)
openQA from SUSE is proof that advanced automation tools can be extremely useful to developers. It would not be surprising if “AI” hardware and software is used for this and things like it in the future.