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Michael Harley (Posts only) · 27d · discuss

Sure, you could run a local LLM model on your computer and use it to generate some SQL to help you create a report. Or generate awful art for your D&D campaign with your friends. But who made that model? Who trained it? Where did the data come from? How much did it cost in compute and environmental resources? What are the motivations behind the company making it? — Brett Codes, AI is not “just a tool” Ah, moral absolutism. In recent years, I've noticed people making it a point to be more aware of how they're spending money. Some...