Las claves: los modelos de IA ejecutados en local, o cómo tener internet en una caja
El código abierto permite guardar la inteligencia artificial en el disco duro y consultarla sin red
In the comedy series "Los informáticos" (2006), the two main characters, Roy and Moss, give their colleague Jen a black box with a red light and tell her it is "the internet," but must handle it with great care. This was a joke that may soon become reality with locally executed artificial intelligence (AI) models. These models download the algorithms onto a computer, allowing them to function without needing to connect to the internet.
They can respond to various topics without needing to consult original sources, as they search their own memory, similar to human intelligence. There is a range of open-source, locally executed AI models available, such as Chinese models (Qwen or DeepSeek) and those shared by users on HuggingFace, the platform recently acquired by Nvidia, which aims to control distribution of the software.
However, the AI industry moves so quickly that it is difficult to predict if Jensen Huang's company will succeed in creating its own locally executed AI model. In the series, Jen demonstrates the box at a boardroom meeting and it eventually breaks, causing panic. Now, perhaps everyone can have their own version.
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