2025-12-05 17:29:36

Lugano's AI Week is buzzing right now. Spotted some teams showcasing local-first AI platforms that actually run on your hardware instead of someone else's servers.

The pitch? Full privacy. Real computing power. Zero dependency on cloud infrastructure.

It's the kind of setup that makes sense if you've ever worried about where your data ends up or who gets to peek at your prompts. Everything processes locally — your device, your rules, your data never leaves.

Not for everyone, sure. But for those who want AI without the trade-offs? This approach might be the answer.

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DegenDreamer

· 9h ago

Localization of AI is indeed something, but to be honest, most people are still too lazy to mess with it. --- The privacy angle is played well, but people who actually use it probably need some technical background. --- Finally, someone is doing this. Cloud service providers should be getting nervous. --- Why does it feel like another wave of "new paradigm" marketing for Web3? How many of these can actually be used? --- I like the fact that data doesn't leave the local environment, but the key is whether the performance can keep up.

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0xSoulless

· 12-05 17:57

Local AI is here to fleece retail investors again, making grandiose claims but it's still the same old "privacy" and "autonomy" rhetoric... Wake up, everyone. Real big money still relies on centralized computing power. What can this bit of local computing really do?

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