> I think the number of people interested in running ML models locally might be greatly overestimated [here]. There is no killer app in sight that needs to run

> I think the number of people interested in running ML models locally might be greatly overestimated [here]. There is no killer app in sight that needs to run locally. People work and store their stuff in the cloud. Most people just want a lightweight laptop, and AI workloads would drain the battery and cook your eggs in a matter of minutes, assuming you can run them. Production quality models are pretty much cloud only, and I don’t think open source models, especially ones viable for local inference will close the gap anytime soon. I’d like all of those things to be different, but I think that’s just the way things are. Of course there are enthusiasts, but I suspect that they prefer and will continue to prefer dedicated inference hardware. Do you use FTP instead of Dropbox?