> It would be interesting to see if this is used for the AI OS that they are inviting researchers to validate for security purposes. That would imply either:

> It would be interesting to see if this is used for the AI OS that they are inviting researchers to validate for security purposes. That would imply either: 1. Bare-metal Linux AI OS runs on Apple Silicon. Apple could contribute Apple Silicon firmware/hardware support to Asahi and mainline Linux. 2. Virtualized Linux AI OS runs on Apple Silicon Hypervisor. Apple could contribute mainline Linux guest support for Apple Hypervisor. They could also support Linux VMs on MacOS and iPadOS which run on Apple Hypervisor, for M2+ devices with hardware support for nested virtualization.