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Founder of CentOS and Rocky Linux builds Linux-compatible kernel prototype with AI

With the Ginux project, the founder of CentOS and Rocky Linux wants to show that human-directed AI can speed up software development. Golem reports the prototype took eleven days.

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Founder of CentOS and Rocky Linux builds Linux-compatible kernel prototype with AI

According to a report by Golem, the founder of CentOS and Rocky Linux wants to use the Ginux project to show that AI directed by humans can accelerate development work. Golem cites a timeframe of eleven days for a Linux-compatible kernel prototype.

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The report is based on a brief summary. For a reliable assessment of the prototype's scope, quality and independence, the available sources contain no further details. For companies, the case would mainly matter if similar development times can be confirmed outside such a demonstration project.

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