blog.documentfoundation.org LibreOffice Declares 'No AI' as a Software Feature
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- •LibreOffice will not add AI features to its default installation.
- •Users can opt for AI through extensions connecting to local models.
- •The decision prioritizes user privacy and data control.
LibreOffice has officially stated that it will not integrate artificial intelligence features into its default installation for the foreseeable future. The Document Foundation, which oversees LibreOffice, emphasized that no current AI integration meets its stringent requirements for user privacy and independence from single providers. Users can still opt for AI functionalities through extensions that connect to local models. This decision reflects a growing concern over data privacy and control, especially for organizations handling sensitive information. LibreOffice aims to ensure that user data remains on their devices and is not transmitted without explicit consent. The organization has reiterated its commitment to user-controlled execution and the absence of telemetry. This move contrasts with many software developers who are increasingly incorporating AI features, often at the expense of user experience. The latest version of LibreOffice, released in late August, continues to operate without generative AI capabilities.
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