LibreOffice makes 'no AI' its official policy
LibreOffice says it won't add artificial intelligence features to its open source office suite, highlighting 'no AI' as a design choice. The Document Foundation, which develops LibreOffice, cites privacy, user control, and keeping user data local as top reasons. Users can still add AI via extensions, but nothing AI-driven will ship by default. The stance will hold until AI meets strict privacy and openness requirements.
- 'No AI' is now a stated product feature
- Decision focuses on user privacy and data control
- Users can add AI through third-party extensions
- AI features won't be default until privacy criteria are met
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