I would like to suggest the development of offline AI models that can run locally on devices without constant internet access. This could improve privacy, speed, and accessibility, especially in regions with limited internet connectivity. Lightweight offline AI assistants could be useful for businesses, students, healthcare, and everyday users.
You may want to take a look at Cerebras - they just went public last week.
And OpenAI has a partnership with them
Thanks @jeffvpace for sharing.
Yes, this may become increasingly possible as AI hardware and infrastructure continue to evolve. With companies like Cerebras and OpenAI recently announcing a partnership, it's exciting to see advancements that could help enable more efficient AI deployments, including potential offline and edge-device use cases in the future.