Local AI for Truth

make this one paragraph: So I am almost entirely transitioned to local AI. I still use SOTA, (State of the Art) free models. I never paid for them and now I use them even less. It is like how when I learned how to paint I stopped thinking about buying other people’s art. In the same way I see no reason to pay for someone else’s AI. I try to explain to people. To not lump me in together with corporate AI, but no one listens. Instead both sides are looking to control it. When all I wanted was what I imagined AI to have the possibility to be. A means towards finding truth. And I have created just that. For forensic and intelligence purposes it allows capabilities far outside what you can buy or pay for. That is the business I am trying to start. Setting this system up for secure or sensitive data. But at the same time I want this to be free and open for all. I really do believe that this is the only way to prevent a dystopian outcome for AI. That is the culmination of today’s work. The point is to create and teach a methodology which I will enter into a 6-month consulting contract to construct enterprise applications of this technology. It would be perfect of forensic, medical or intelligence purposes.

I am almost entirely transitioned to local AI now, still using state of the art free models but never paying for them and needing them less and less. It feels like when I learned to paint and stopped wanting to buy other people’s art, because once you understand the process you stop outsourcing it. I try to explain that what I am building is not the same as corporate AI, but people keep lumping it together anyway while both sides focus on controlling it. That was never the point for me. What I wanted was what AI always had the potential to be, a means of finding truth, and I have built a system that does exactly that. For forensic and intelligence use cases it enables capabilities far beyond anything you can buy, and that is the business I am building, deploying secure systems for sensitive data while still keeping the core methodology free and open. I genuinely believe this is the only path that avoids a dystopian outcome, and everything I did today pushes that forward into a clear direction, teaching the methodology and packaging it into six month consulting engagements to build enterprise systems for fields like forensics, medicine, and intelligence.