Grant

You don't have to pay them.

But the key thing here is you might not want to upload your wedding photos to the cloud, to OpenAI and Anthropic, where they're going to keep it indefinitely.

We still don't know what happens to data when it goes in there.

Correct.

But you can do that on your computer with your own photos.

Or if you give permission to a professional, they could do it for you and give it to you.

And it's done locally on their computer, and then they can delete it.

Correct.

So you have control over your data when you do it locally, which I think is a huge thing that people need to remember.

Like, let's say a local model, like parakeet or, uh, let's say like a, what did you say?

Gosh, even bloody.

Yeah, link that.

Yeah, it's so awesome.

You're writing Python, in this case, PyTorch.

But yeah, wait until somebody makes a like desktop app that can do that.

Yeah, I know.

It's amazing.

You know, like let's say there is an AI crash and all of a sudden, you know, let's God forbid one of these companies goes down or like the whole economy goes down or whatever.

You will still have AI artificial intelligence on your computer no matter what.

Like it is an investment in your future, which I which I that's why I think we talk about it here so much, Corey.