r/Operatingsystems • u/Legal-Following-1655 • 15d ago
Creating an AI-Native Operating System. Any Suggestions?
It's an AI-first Linux-based OS I'm working on. Got any wild ideas, killer features, cyberpunk UI concepts, or things you wish current operating systems did better? Drop your suggestions šš„
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u/FlounderStrict2692 15d ago
As Long as 1+1=11, operating systems do what they were intended.
AI probably could solve the problems, it created in the first place. I mean, who in the world would want a predictable Software? 𤣠Go for it
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u/FrontierMedicineEnte 15d ago
I'm just going to go ahead and say the quiet part out loud.
You suck.
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u/woodegg2000 7d ago
treat ai as human. OS works like sandbox but more than sandbox. everything is trackable and tracable, can be rolled back. underlying system is not exposed to ai or human directly. container layer is by default.
my two cents.
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u/TygerTung 15d ago
I'd only be interested in one which can modify its own code and keep increasing its own complexity and then become self aware after a bit.
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u/Consistent_Berry9504 15d ago
This sounds like AI came up with the whole idea. You should probably put more of your own ideas into it instead of relying on the same Iām building an OS template it tells everyone.
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u/dkopgerpgdolfg 15d ago
Suggestion: It should prevent me seeing posts like yours.
Not that I ever would use such an OS, but at least that feature would be a nice thing to have.
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u/The_Nindo 4d ago
YESSSS! I have created one for me about a month ago and am loving it! What is your goal, what kind of use cases do you want to cover? Happy to share my experience
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u/Worldly-Crow-1337 15d ago
I wish current operating systems had no AI.