A Look At Intersignal: Local AI as Thinkers and Planners
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On today’s update: the Intersignal team talks about what we’ve learned firsthand from the last year of using Qwen, Kimi, Gemma, and GPT OSS — offline, locally run, open source models that can today operate on most desktops and laptops without modification.
https://intersignal.org | https://x.com/intersignal_ai | How to Run Your OWN AI: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FHG3P3QN/
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