You can't easily apply natural selection to social topics. Also, even staying in that mindframe: Being vulnerable to AI psychosis doesn't seem to be much of a selection pressure, because people usually don't die from it, and can have children before it shows, and also with it. Non-AI psychosis also still exists after thousands of years.

Even if AI psychosis doesn’t present selection pressure (I don’t think there’s a way to know a priori), I highly doubt it presents an existential risk to the human gene pool. Do you think it does?

Historically, wealthy and powerful people present the largest risk to the human gene pool, arguably even larger than disease.

Since the audience here is developer-centric, I would like to share that I contributed a small amount of code to jellyfin and the interaction with the developers was very positive.

I'm not aware of any official investigations into this by the team, but here's my two cents:

* PS4 development requires purchase of an expensive development kit (2500$, although they sometimes lend them to developers for a year as well), which is probably just not financially viable for most contributors as there is no way to make back this money for them

* The PS4 SDK and everything related to it is under NDA and open sourcing code linking against it seems to be forbidden (e.g. the Unreal Engine excludes these parts from their public source code releases as well)

This is correct. There's a bunch of stuff that would require significant investment and also closed source components. It's telling when even Emby doesn't have a client in the PS4 store.

This will actually be fixed in one of the next updates (once https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-androidtv/pull/244 is merged)

There's software that can rename and sort your library for you though

I haven't figured out the balance between using renaming software (I've tried the free version of Filebot, but it has horrible latency for some reason.), and being able to remain a contributing member to certain media communities.

My solution to this has been symlinks. All the media files I download maintain their original names and structures so they can continue seeding, and I maintain a separate folder structure that complies with Jellyfin's naming conventions. All the files are just symlinked so they don't take up any additional space, and I have a couple small scripts to check for missing/broken links.

There is a beta client for Jellyfin as well which you can install via testflight, it may be this one: https://testflight.apple.com/join/TcFUEVEb but I just googled that and did not get it from an official page.

I used this before, and it works decently enough.

I do wish there was a feature to download videos locally for watching on-the-go. (I'm not sure if the Plex or Emby apps have it.)

Plex does have that feature. Jellyfin devs have it high on their list, but it hasn't been built out yet.

I just downloaded it and it actually seems pretty good, albeit I haven’t done much yet. Thanks!