A mission statement from RISC OS Technologies

And a look at the use of AI in programming. About a week ago Martin Eastwood, who is using the name RISC OS Technologies for his efforts with the operating system, published a mission statement – and rather than just quote it and leave it at that, it’s worth looking a little deeper into what’s behind it – chiefly, his use of AI to develop software, and the reaction it has caused. First, however, it does need to be quoted in full:

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ROUGOL revisits elite – now with two player split screen

Just over a year ago, Mark Moxon visited the RISC OS User Group of London (ROUGOL) to talk about how he had added econet support to Elite. He had been taking a deep dive into the game for a while, analysing the code and how some of its clever tricks were implemented, adding his own improvements to it – such as ensuring the graphics were flicker free – and at the time of that meeting, network support was his latest innovation.

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RISC OS in video #01

How about another new trial feature? There is a growing number of videos on YouTube that are either about RISC OS, mention it in some way, or at least may be of interest to its users. They may not be appearing with any great frequency, but more do appear online from time to time. So why not have an occasional post highlighting any such videos?

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