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Cerebras chief executive Andrew Feldman predicts personal AI assistants could become as commonplace as household appliances, with some of the computing done on local devices and some in the cloud, TechCrunch reports.
Why it mattersIt is a glimpse of the future Feldman expects, not evidence that this arrangement is already arriving. Still, the local-and-cloud split points to a practical question for anyone building an assistant: where should its work happen?
Discuss: Should personal AI assistants keep most of their work on your own devices, or is the convenience of the cloud worth the trade-off?
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