The latest version of LibreOffice, a free and open-source office suite, has sparked a discussion about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in its features. While LibreOffice does not reject AI outright, it will not include AI features in its default configuration unless they can be delivered in accordance with the project's principles, which prioritize user control and digital sovereignty. Specifically, LibreOffice requires that users have the option to choose where AI inference takes place, such as on their local computer or on a service of their choice, and that no content can leave the computer without explicit user consent, effectively making the absence of AI a deliberate design choice.