I'd argue that a lot of developers can't determine if an LLM generated command is actually safe or not.
replyIt’s not about privacy, it’s about kneecapping competitors, just like when they blocked the advertising ID but exempted themselves from this because “Apple is not a third-party, we’re a second-party”.
replyApple is an advertising company and thus inherently untrustworthy.
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replyWith LLMs, everyone's a developer now. Welcome to the mainstream.
replyAh, if only that meant that there'll be less slop in the macOS code itself..
replyApple hates developers
replyThey love the ones that buy Apple hardware to develop apps for iDevices, pay the dev subscription and store fees for apps, or simply because they wanted a shiny UNIX and don't consider BSD/Linux OEMs worth their money.
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