What are normie reactions to your local AI use like?
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There's quite a lot of public anti-AI sentiment at the moment, but a lot of the most common concerns and objections have to do with the politics, economics and ethics of datacenter-based AI. So, when you explain to people that you're running inference locally, what's the reaction like? Are people one would expect to be opposed still broadly opposed on other grounds (copyright / job loss / safety) or does their position shift at all?
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