One of the more popular locally hosted AI assistants would be OpenClaw. It’s a free and open-source AI agent that can make use of LLMs to generate responses. It also supports both cloud and local AI models, and I was curious to see how well it would fare on a relatively high-end laptop.
Related Posts
I turned off Windows Update background tasks and my battery improved overnight
Windows has tons of background tasks and processes you probably don’t know about running on your PC and straining your…
If you compare laptop batteries by mAh, you’re probably doing it wrong
One key specification to look for when buying a laptop is battery capacity, often measured in mAh (milliamp-hours). The obvious…
I stopped using Windows’ highest performance mode, and my PC is better for it
If you want the most performance possible out of your PC, switching to the High performance plan makes sense. Why…