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Do you really mean/want to say: >...and without permission on any device. I would be much more interested in a tool which only allows AI to run within the bou
by WillAdams 7mo ago
Do you really mean/want to say:
>...and without permission on any device.
I would be much more interested in a tool which only allows AI to run within the boundaries which I choose and only when I grant my permission.
- mafintosh 7mo agoThe modular philosophy of the full stack is to give you the building blocks for exactly this also :)
- WillAdams 7mo agoLooking through the balance of the material, I can see that, but on first glance, this seems a confusible point.
- elchiapp 7mo agoThat line means that you don't need to create an account and get an API key from a provider (i.e. "asking for permission") to run inference. The main advantage is precisely that local AI runs on your terms, including how data is handled, and provably so, unlike cloud APIs where there's still an element of trust with the operator. (Disclaimer: I work on QVAC)