FreeBSD Founder Ports Omarchy in Ten Days

A FreeBSD founder built a brand new operating system called Daemonarchy in just ten days using artificial intelligence. The project is completely unaffiliated with the Linux original. And here is the catch. This rapid development relies directly on artificial intelligence contributions. That fact could heavily complicate the ongoing debate inside FreeBSD over allowing AI generated code. Meanwhile, other open source projects are taking the opposite route. AlpineBSD just announced itself as a strictly AI free operating system. It combines the NetBSD kernel with the Alpine Linux userland. Red Hat also learned some tough lessons about artificial intelligence after trying to teach tech writing. Software engineers across the broader industry are feeling bleak about the future of their profession. Amazon recently sent chills through its workforce with a mixed message memo about internal AI use.