@TheAhmadOsman: Even Microsoft is hedging and talking about Sovereign AI and running the models weights on your hardware, and you still…
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A tweet argues that even Microsoft is discussing Sovereign AI and running model weights on local hardware, making a case for local and open-source AI.
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