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I'm running a 120B local LLM on 24GB of VRAM, and now it powers my smart home

Paired with Whisper for quick voice to text transcription, we can transcribe text, ship the transcription to our local LLM, ...

Want to run and train an LLM model locally? I found the Minisforum MS-S1 Max mini PC to be an affordable option in my tests

This is no normal mini PC, as the price highlights, but the power and expansion options offer serious potential.
Android Authority

Here's why I run DeepSeek locally and how you can do it

It’s safe to say that AI is permeating all aspects of computing. From deep integration into smartphones to CoPilot in your favorite apps — and, of course, the obvious giant in the room, ChatGPT.
Geeky Gadgets

Boost the intelligence of your local AI large language model (LLM)

In the rapidly evolving field of natural language processing, a novel method has emerged to improve local AI performance, intelligence and response accuracy of large language models (LLMs). By ...
Hackaday

Using Local AI On The Command Line To Rename Images (And More)

We all have a folder full of images whose filenames resemble line noise. How about renaming those images with the help of a local LLM (large language model) executable on the command line? All that ...

Sigma Launches the First Private AI Browser With Cloudless LLM

Sigma Browser has announced the launch of Sigma Eclipse, the world’s first private AI-powered browser built around a fully cloudless large language model. The update introduces a new approach to ...
InfoWorld

Fully local retrieval-augmented generation, step by step

How to implement a local RAG system using LangChain, SQLite-vss, Ollama, and Meta’s Llama 2 large language model. In “Retrieval-augmented generation, step by step,” we walked through a very simple RAG ...

Sigma launches privacy-focused AI-native browser with local LLM

Sigma Browser OÜ announced the launch of its privacy-focused web browser on Friday, which features a local artificial ...
Hackaday

local LLM

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