>having no ability to audit security vs running one "in the cloud"? Seems like the opposite to me. By "ability" I mean, literally, ability. If the customer is

>having no ability to audit security vs running one "in the cloud"? Seems like the opposite to me. By "ability" I mean, literally, ability. If the customer is someone who does most of their computing in the cloud today, what value is a "personal secure LLM"? Can this person even tell if their local LLM is secure? Doubt it. For the average person, that is best left to "the cloud".