I usually hit the bottle, but I'm not about to criticize whatever works for you. If rubber duck debugging has been scientifically proven to work, I don't see any valid argument against coding socks or smooth legs. Besides, those two things go together like insurance companies and arson or AI server farms and power supply cable cutting.
A match made in heaven, in other words.
Nobody said they replicated by authoring the replica from scratch, which seems to be what you're assuming. A generative AI is ultimately a lump of code and a statistical model. Surely you're not saying that it cannot copy files given file system access.
Because copying some files and starting new processes is all it really has to do to 'self replicate'.
Yeah, that sounds exactly like what everybody were looking for in an OS. /s
I've been very happy to be using Linux for the past decade and a half, but never more so than now.
I've seen some beautiful visual metaphors in my time (including the original), but this immediately made my personal top-ten. Well done.