depends on the person. i find it easy, lots of people (including some talented public speakers) don't do well reading from a script and sound stilted or unnatural

in fact, everyone in a production environment on linux is using plasma+SDDM currently - the plasma login manager is not yet considered stable or ready for real-world usage, and current plasma linux distributions use SDDM. this change isn't shipped to any distro, it's silly to be upset about it now

you don't have to use chatGPT (i don't), you just have to learn about it and at least somewhat understand how it works and how it impacts people. know thy enemy

i studied ML and AI in university, i don't use it and i'm opposed to it as deployed today, but i understand it, which means i can speak intelligently on it and recognize its impacts and weaknesses. refusing to engage with it, even to learn about it, leaves you vulnerable

some quotes from the article have merit, though:
"Ignoring AI will not make it go away; it will simply create a population unable to think critically about the technology’s strengths and weaknesses, making people sitting ducks for bullshit and manipulation."

Appeasement didn’t work for the Nazis in 1939.

It won’t work in 2026, either.