Intel’s AI Playground is one of the easiest ways to experiment with large language models (LLMs) on your own computer—without needing to write a single line of code. It’s a sleek app for Windows that ...

To protect your privacy, work offline, and save money, you can run an AI chatbot locally on your Android phone. Here's how to ...

The ability to run large language models (LLMs), such as Deepseek, directly on mobile devices is reshaping the AI landscape. By allowing local inference, you can minimize reliance on cloud ...

Few things have developed as fast as artificial intelligence has in recent years. With AI chatbots like ChatGPT or Gemini gaining new features and better capabilities every so often, it's ...

You should meet the specific system requirements to install and run DeepSeek R1 locally on your mobile device. Termux and Ollama allow you to install and run DeepSeek ...

It’s safe to say that AI is permeating all aspects of computing. From deep integration into smartphones to CoPilot in your favorite apps — and, of course, the obvious giant in the room, ChatGPT.

Your best bet to attaining a private AI experience is to run an AI chatbot locally on your device. Many apps offer this functionality, but PocketPal AI stands out for supporting a wide range of ...

What if you could build a fully functional AI app in just 10 minutes—without paying a single cent in cloud fees? Imagine running innovative large language models (LLMs) directly on your own computer, ...

I was one of the first people to jump on the ChatGPT bandwagon. The convenience of having an all-knowing research assistant available at the tap of a button has its appeal, and for a long time, I didn ...

From $50 Raspberry Pis to $4,000 workstations, we cover the best hardware for running AI locally, from simple experiments to ...

From IDE plugins to external chatbots and running LLMs locally, these new and emerging tools are bringing the generative AI revolution to R. My previous article focused on some of the best tools for ...

I was wondering what people are using to run LLMs locally on their Mac? I know of a couple of applications, but none have impressed me. Sidekick - I've found it to be quite buggy, but its early days, ...