Hi,
On Thu, Jul 30, 2026 at 05:41:40PM +0900, Simon Richter wrote:
On 7/30/26 3:52 PM, Marc Haber wrote:
That being said, your proposal basically forbids using AI made
available by the big global players, where the music is currently
playing. While it is legitimate to do that, this privileges rich DDs
who can afford big hardware to run local models or DDs with a
corporate sponsor.
The same will be true for anything from the big players, once the
subsidized plans run out. I especially love the plans that cost $100
per month and include $200 "worth" of tokens.
Yes, that might happen some time and I will reconsider things then. But
we have July 2026 and personally, I'd want to be able to use what is
offered today.
(my mood is "all this will be over in a few months anyway, and if
Debian decides to embrace it, all it achieves is putting us on the
wrong side of history.")
that depends on what you see as the wrong side. Thinking that "there is
your way to think and the wrong one" is undercomplex.
Is "public AI" as you define already available today, and what would
be the approximate costs to make use of that? How good is the code
produced by public AI today, compared to what for example claude
produces?
Which pricing tier of Claude are we comparing against?
I have never spent money on any AI (yet).
Greetings
Marc
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