Every time I hear how "AI" has changed everything in programming, I keep asking: "why, after three years of AI hype, desktop Linux is still broken?". If AI is

Every time I hear how "AI" has changed everything in programming, I keep asking: "why, after three years of AI hype, desktop Linux is still broken?". If AI is such a revolutionary thing that you can build software without attention, where is my Wayland CJK input method, where is HDR, why Intel GPU drivers still has issues with LSPCON, why is there no Lineage OS for my phone, why is SPICE deprecated in RHEL 9, why is Wine's APPDB compatibility still not 100%? If "AI" can do that much programming for you that the only thing needed to have code running is someone's willpower to order it to finally done the job, then where are all those things? Surely, despite Linux desktop users being measured in millions, not billions, there are enough people who care about those features enough to tell the AI "just do it".