Yes, no (built-in) AI is now a feature

[csolisr@hub.azkware.net]

Well... some AI-enhanced contributions have managed to slip the cracks. Hopefully they manage to either review them or substitute them entirely soon, just in case

[yora@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@pri @libreoffice That doesn't make it any better.

And would they even know if you save your documents as .doc?

[thomasjwebb@mastodon.social]

@libreoffice @Jeff I would have said this was a good policy in the past, but I think it's worth considering the potential copyright issues presented with AI-generated output (but not with using AI to ask questions about the code base or to check your code for issues).

[hardy@social.netspectrum.de]

@libreoffice @pri

... and this seemingly quiet movement will only accelerate over the coming years.

Thank you for sticking to your principles. Much appreciated.

[xchaos@f.cz]

@libreoffice ... all their bubble's gonna burst...

[meanmicio@todon.eu]

@libreoffice @Jeff The quality of the #LLM generated code is a small part of the problem. There are much important environmental and human rights issues associated to genAI / Big tech that we, the FreeSoftware community, can not ignore. We count on LibreOffice to keep making a difference in our society. Please, don't let us down.

[simon_brooke@mastodon.scot]

@pri @libreoffice with this feature, #LibreOffice is bound to become more mainstream! Microsoft's and Apple's products are leaking every corporation that uses them's secrets into #AI regurgitators. That isn't going to end well.

[pri@sunny.garden]

@yora @libreoffice well the thing is i have to use my college student microsoft account for keeping and sharing my docs, but i have gotten away with turning in libreoffice docs and getting 100%, but sometimes the formatting is off and i have to use word.

[exilsarahl@chaos.social]

@libreoffice thanks. What a relief ️

[soulfire@mastodon.jarexibackblaze.xyz]

@libreoffice I'm sure plugins are available if you want that.

[libreoffice@fosstodon.org]

@soulfire That's exactly what the blogpost says

[vundb@mastodon.social]

@libreoffice thank you

[golemwire@social.golemwire.com]

Very reasonable!

[tobifant@friendica.tf-translate.net]

@pri @yora @libreoffice Indeed. I am also in a position where I need to use certain Word templates and cannot afford for the formatting to be sometimes off. Too bad. I use LibreOffice for my bookkeeping and private stuff, but currently can't use it for work.

[jeroensky@mastodon.social]

@libreoffice I understand that their are issues at Libreoffice, with result that many developers goto #Collabora Office.
So if you want to keep the development, then i understand that Callabora Office (Classic) is better solution then LibreOffice (because the Libre is gone by matter of speaking)
Collabora Office- https://www.collaboraonline.com/collabora-office/
Collabora Office Classic- https://www.collaboraonline.com/collabora-office-classic/

OpenOffice become LibreOffice become CollaboraOffice.

[keydelk@fosstodon.org]

@libreoffice LibreOffice is the best!

[worik@mastodon.social]

@argv_minus_one @wobweger @libreoffice @grvsmth @moskitokoenig That is what generative AI is useful for.

It is very good at generating computer code and will vastly increase the quality of what professional programmers can produce.

That is my experience

[nflux@gts.exile.social]

@libreoffice hell yeah 🩵

[elduvelle@neuromatch.social]

@libreoffice

[grvsmth@lingo.lol]

@worik @argv_minus_one @wobweger @libreoffice @moskitokoenig Surveys and studies of coders say the opposite:

Generative AI is good at producing text that resembles code and may compile, but the code is unreliable and takes as much work to debug as it would to write it from scratch.

A lot of coders have your experience. Until they actually look at the code it produces.