@JayAlammar: This year, the local model is becoming critical infrastructure at every scale: - the individual (privacy, cost) - the c…
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Jay Alammar highlights how local AI models are becoming critical infrastructure at all scales, referencing a writeup by Sebastian Raschka that covers setting up local models, with a mention of Cohere's North Mini Code (Nomico) released under Apache 2.0.
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This year, the local model is becoming critical infrastructure at every scale:
- the individual (privacy, cost)
- the company (data control, cost)
- the nation (resilience)
@rasbt’s new writeup walks through setting this up locally, with a nod to @cohere’s North Mini Code (Nomico), open under Apache 2.0.
Great read. Link in response.
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