Yes, no (built-in) AI is now a feature
https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/09/03/yes-no-ai-is-now-a-feature/
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@libreoffice so you're telling me that libreoffice is "Zuzai"? (https://zuzai.org)
congrats!!
@libreoffice I love this boundary. If I want to use my own AI tools on my documents on my computer I want to be enabled to do that, but I will abandon any office software or browsers that insert AI into updates without a full opt-out.
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@libreoffice @Jeff Have you had the experience of people submitting code they totally wrote themselves only to find that they have no idea what it does because it in reality was llm generated ai slop? if so, how common is it?
@libreoffice It would be wise to look at what's marketed as "AI" on a per case/feature basic.
LibreTranslate really is extremely useful. It's free, runs locally and supports translating between a ton of languages.
A between most languages translation feature would be useful in a office suite, and it doesn't really matter if it's done by a small local "AI" model or not. Text to speech is another feature that comes to mind.
@libreoffice LibreOffice is the best!
@libreoffice I understand that their are issues at Libreoffice, with result that many developers goto #Collabora Office.
So if you want to keep the development, then i understand that Callabora Office Classic is better solution then LibreOffice (because the Libre is gone) https://www.collaboraonline.com/collabora-office-classic/
@libreoffice I'm sure plugins are available if you want that.
@soulfire That's exactly what the blogpost says 😉
@libreoffice thanks. What a relief ❤️
@libreoffice ... all their bubble's gonna burst... 🎶
@libreoffice very good! Thank you for doing the sensible thing! #NoAI
@libreoffice Nice. Please keep it that way. Do not let AI seep into LibreOffice, even if on prem becomes possible.
