> This entire paradigm gets turned on its head with AI. I tried to do this with purely local compute, and it's a bad play. We don't have good edge compute yet.

> This entire paradigm gets turned on its head with AI. I tried to do this with purely local compute, and it's a bad play. We don't have good edge compute yet. Your TV likely has a good enough CPU to run a decent model for home automation. And a game console most definitely does. I'd love to see a protocol that would allow devices to upload a model to a computer and then let it sleep until a command it received. Current AI models are really self-contained, they don't need complicated infrastructure to run them.