What happens when your first question to ChatGPT is about its carbon footprint, including Scope 3 emissions, and whether OpenAI complies with the Paris Agreement?
What happens when, back in 2013, you almost left tech to become a beekeeper, but then returned to the field driven by passion and a vision for doing things differently?
What happens when you believe in extending the life of terminals and servers, recycling, and reusing hardware, instead of succumbing to programmed obsolescence or deleting old emails?
What happens when you believe in the power of the French and European tech ecosystem to provide digital solutions that respect GDPR and uphold core values?
What happens when you stand for data sovereignty, empowering organizations to protect their data and act independently? What happens when you champion open-source and collective intelligence as key drivers of innovation?
What happens when you work with code, systems, networks, and cybersecurity, and approach your work like a craftsman, building something meaningful?
Introducing Nosia – a platform that allows you to run an AI model directly on your own data and device, from small models (SLM) to large models (LLM). It's designed to be easy to install and use, empowering you to take control of your AI needs while respecting privacy, sustainability, and autonomy.
Anything that requires a visit to GitHub rules out non technical users, and technical users can install ollama just fine with fewer steps and command line arguments than you present here.
I’m not saying there isn’t a point, but I’m not seeing what it is.
This might be the push I needed to finally give them a try