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llama.cpp reaches first stable major release for running AI models locally

Future major releases will flag breaking changes for developers building on the library.

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We’re not going to win by lobbying, plotting, or manipulating. We’re going to win by building, in the open, with the whole community! Today, with @ggerganov we’re super excited to announce the release of llama.cpp v1, the first major fully stable version of the most used library to run AI models locally, meaning on your phone, your laptop, and your workstation. It means you can own your intelligence for free, not send your data to anyone and be 100% in control, wherever you are in the world. It shows our commitment to support every hardware, platform and model type out there and makes AI distributed rather than concentrated in a few Silicon Valley orgs. Huge thanks to the team, the long-time maintainers and every contributor who helped make this happen. Let’s build! 💛🧡💚
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ggml-org has pushed llama.cpp and ggml to v1.0.0 and will use major-version bumps for API or ABI breaking changes, making compatibility shifts easier for developers to spot.
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