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SovereignStack is a free and open-source tool that enables users to own their AI by running models on-premises or air-gapped, and fine-tuning them, addressing concerns about price increases and deprecation from frontier labs.

@_LazarusAI SovereignStack Own your AI. The frontier labs will raise prices, deplatform you, deprecate the model you depend on. You can't run it on prem. You can't run it air gapped. You can't finetune it or run community finetunes. SovereignStack enables all that. It's free and open source.
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@_LazarusAI SovereignStack

Own your AI.

The frontier labs will raise prices, deplatform you, deprecate the model you depend on. You can’t run it on prem. You can’t run it air gapped. You can’t finetune it or run community finetunes.

SovereignStack enables all that. It’s free and open source.

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