I’m interested in where it goes in regards to legal drama. It can’t be used to improve gimp or anything else really though. I don’t think it actually meets the definition of clean room which would cause issues if anyone sought legal action, and many foss projects don’t take AI contributions at all anyway.
any information on how you did it? Like what the setup was, what you asked the ai to do, etc. With the video game fusions people have been doing using claude lately I’ve become interested in AI for cutting out the most tedious, life wasting parts of reverse engineering but I haven’t seen examples involving hardware
I have the old gulikit ones and don’t really think about them ever which is good. I never tested/confirmed the reported issues on mine or accidentally triggered them but it would be worth finding the video explaining it before committing. You don’t have to do a full teardown but its involved enough that I wouldn’t want to do it multiple times… I say as I look at the ram and wifi upgrades and the sparkly button replacements sitting on the shelf.
Actually I also have a full shell swap and the aftermarket oled in the cabinet too…
I use it on SBCs like raspberry pi to not write swap to the microsd. If it gets faster I won’t complain but they literally only drive my 3d printer and host the web interface and gcode uploads so I probably won’t notice
Mine doesn’t have a year specified.