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The era of sending every prompt to a remote server is ending. Users are reclaiming their data. Privacy is the primary driver for this shift. For years, the trade-off was simple. You gave your data to a tech giant in exchange for the power of a large language model. That trade is no longer mandatory….
Choosing between running artificial intelligence on your own hardware or using a remote server is the most important decision you will make in your workflow this year. Most people start with the cloud because it is fast and requires zero setup. You open a browser, type a prompt, and a massive data center thousands of…