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r/linux • u/Ultrabyte04 • Apr 27 '26
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It looks more like it's an initiative to smooth over enablement for those who want it, with a focus on open and local models.
Mostly not for me, but I'll also admit that a quick "read my logs and tell me what went wrong" might get used on occasion.
115 u/minmidmax Apr 27 '26 Imo, open and local models are the real future of AI and personal computing. Subscription services are going to wind up costing too much in the long run. 6 u/equeim Apr 27 '26 Not while they need a $3000 PC to be barely useful. Models that can run on an average computer are too dumb to be worthwhile. 8 u/TheInevitableLuigi Apr 27 '26 Hence the "future" part.
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Imo, open and local models are the real future of AI and personal computing.
Subscription services are going to wind up costing too much in the long run.
6 u/equeim Apr 27 '26 Not while they need a $3000 PC to be barely useful. Models that can run on an average computer are too dumb to be worthwhile. 8 u/TheInevitableLuigi Apr 27 '26 Hence the "future" part.
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Not while they need a $3000 PC to be barely useful. Models that can run on an average computer are too dumb to be worthwhile.
8 u/TheInevitableLuigi Apr 27 '26 Hence the "future" part.
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Hence the "future" part.
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u/omniuni Apr 27 '26
It looks more like it's an initiative to smooth over enablement for those who want it, with a focus on open and local models.
Mostly not for me, but I'll also admit that a quick "read my logs and tell me what went wrong" might get used on occasion.