Jon Saad-Falcon releases OpenJarvisAI v1.0 to run local, low-power AI agents on user devices
The software ships with eight prebuilt local task agents.
#694Dan Fu@REALDANFUCool stuff! DC inference is supply bound - makes sense to offload intelligence locally when you can!
Jon Saad-Falcon@JonSaadFalconThe dominant story in AI has been the growing cloud: bigger clusters, larger models, more gigawatts. We believe the future is in the opposite direction: on-device inference, smaller models, watts instead of gigawatts. Today we're releasing @OpenJarvisAI v1.0: a personal AI assistant that lives, learns, and works on your device.
#733Sarah Catanzaro@SARAHCAT21I've been excited about the potential of local-first software for nearly a decade; I now believe genAI apps might be the perfect use case for it. Local-first AI apps will be faster, more private, and more efficient. In other words, usable. Super stoked for this release.
#1959shreya rajpal@SHREYARon device is under appreciated for workflows like email triage. can't wait to try this out!
Jon Saad-Falcon@JonSaadFalconThe dominant story in AI has been the growing cloud: bigger clusters, larger models, more gigawatts. We believe the future is in the opposite direction: on-device inference, smaller models, watts instead of gigawatts. Today we're releasing @OpenJarvisAI v1.0: a personal AI assistant that lives, learns, and works on your device.