It's not neccessary that the LLM by itself comes up with ideas, only the person who tells the LLM. «Gee what if the kernel could do clairvoyance? Implement a s

It's not neccessary that the LLM by itself comes up with ideas, only the person who tells the LLM. «Gee what if the kernel could do clairvoyance? Implement a syscall! Specify the parameters and the structure of the data being returned!» </s> A more realistic scenario is just imitating Linux' syscalls. EDIT: Just had an idea what could happen. Some guy can't do kernel development but is annoyed that a feature request got declined. Someone else set up an LLM-driven kernel development system. That guy now tells the system to implement said feature. The rest of the story: even more community fracture.