Ever since I made my own AI voice assistant for controlling my smart home, I’ve been on the lookout for better models I can run locally. There’s no shortage of powerful local LLMs around, but unless you’ve got a near-enterprise-grade server racked tucked away in your house, you’re likely going to have to settle for something that isn’t as smart as its cloud counterparts.
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