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Thanks for the comment! Honestly, one big reason I’m thinking about this is because it seems like most of current AI development is running into a wall—huge mod
by kubinashi 1y ago
Thanks for the comment! Honestly, one big reason I’m thinking about this is because it seems like most of current AI development is running into a wall—huge models, tons of hardware and energy, but still no real “human-like” intelligence or flexibility.
I really think we need to try new approaches, like making a simple, curiosity-driven “brain OS” for AI, that can work on smaller machines and is closer to how people actually think.
No plans to destroy humans—just hoping for something more sustainable and creative!
Would love to hear your thoughts, or anyone else’s ideas!
- kirito1337 1y agoTo be honest, Your idea is really good. Making AI run on small machines opens new possibilities for researchers and people who have potato PCs (like me) to run this AI model. I am really interested, but big companies don't like this stuff for obvious reasons.
- kubinashi 1y agoThanks a ton—nice to meet another potato-PC hero! Even if the big companies ignore this, I really hope more DIY/open-source AI pops up. If anyone wants to make a tiny prototype or just bounce ideas, I’m totally game! I’m not a coder, so I can’t build or prototype this myself, but I’d love to brainstorm, discuss concepts, or be involved in the conversation as the idea grows. Happy to contribute with ideas and feedback if any group wants to take this somewhere—even if it’s just for fun!
- kirito1337 1y agoIt's good. People will like this idea and I totally want in this project. send me on discord
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