Allie K. Miller

It will never go into the cloud.

It will only live on your laptop.

The only electricity that is used is downloading it and the energy that your laptop needs.

It's a smaller model, so it's also going to have a smaller footprint.

I am able to use AI in the skies with no internet access because of this local deployment.

So that is a path.

If you are still hesitant, please try out small local models.

You can do it in less than five minutes.

Over-reliance is a risk of many tech systems, including AI.

And that study, I think, thankfully illuminated a key point, which is, yeah, if you use these systems lazily, you're going to get lazy.

So in the same way that we still teach our children math, even though they have calculators, we still need to teach our children taste, curation, critical thinking, creativity, writing, you know, the ability to...

cast judgment on whether a fact is right or wrong.

We still need to teach children that.

That study was about people using AI to write essays.

And the outcome was that people couldn't remember what they wrote in an essay.

Of course you couldn't remember.

You didn't write it.

Exactly.

And if the goal is to be able to remember what you write, then yeah, you should still do the writing.

You can still use AI to interview you to get more information out.