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Linux creator tested artificial intelligence for faster memory management

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Linus Torvalds experimented with Anthropic's Claude Code assistant to write experimental patches for the Linux kernel, focusing on page cache reading without folio references. The October commit details performance measurements and implementation under his direct supervision. How was the experiment…

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  1. 2026-10-12 18:13 · DEV Community — AI
    Linux creator tested artificial intelligence for faster memory management

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