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The feature matches users with a model suited to their hardware, lowering the barrier to running AI on their own machines.
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Local AI is getting really good. Omarchy 4.6 will make it trivial to get started by recommending the very best model that's available for your machine. This is Flash Next on the insane AMD 495 that @AnushElangovan gave me. Shockingly capable.Read original on X
Omarchy 4.6 will recommend the best local AI model for each machine
Omarchy will recommend the best local AI model for each machine
Omarchy will recommend the best local AI model for each machine
Omarchy 4.6 will recommend the best local AI model for each machine
Omarchy will recommend the best local AI model for your machine
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