what will be the future of LocalLLaMA?
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For a long time now, the most popular posts on LocalLLaMA have been either about using LLM in the cloud or about politics.
I suspect that people using local models are about 10% now.
You can say that this is very good, because now it is an inclusive sub, without gatekeeping.
But then what is its purpose? How is it different than all other "AI subs"?
What do you think localllama will be about in a few months?
Edit: Note that in many comments people use the term "open weight" as if it were equivalent to "local".
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