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New Terms for Firefox from Mozilla
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this post was submitted on 27 Feb 2025
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That's just not true.
as someone who runs local inference all the time, i think that centralized online models have no place anywhere near consumers. partly because the things they offer are trivial and offload critical skills, partly because they require insane amounts of energy, and partly because they are privacy nightmares. all things that are against moz's stated mission. and yet here we are.
moz are behind llamafiles, but ollama is a separate entity.
also, chat models are just not that useful. i'm all for their local translation models and the like, but chat is just a toy.