@sabeshbharathi: Imagine a future where you have truly personal and proactive assistants on the best personal AI devices ever - your Mac…
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Sabesh Bharathi envisions personal proactive AI assistants on MacBooks using MLX, and announces the first MLX India community meet-up held on May 3rd.
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Imagine a future where you have truly personal and proactive assistants on the best personal AI devices ever - your MacBooks.
With MLX, that future is already here. Apple Silicon makes local AI genuinely powerful.
We hosted MLX India’s first community meet-up on May 3rd. And here’s what people had to say.
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