Local agents will win
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Local agents will win
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#2> The agent runs locally.
Oh the agent running locally, not the LLM itself. We'll see. The amount of prompting I do with Claude code via the app and not at my desk is way more than I ever would have thought. Flash of inspiration for a thing while I'm on the bus? Open the app on my phone and start a session from my phone, for me to check when I next get to a computer.
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#3Post looks a little AI generated
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#4Post looks a little AI generated
more than a little… at least there’s no gratuitous emojis
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#6Guy clearly hasn't used a coding agent e.g. Claude Code.
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#7But wait, the Architect diagram says "Claude", and later referencing a MCP package from/for Anthropic/Claude Code. Is this ultimately just running CC in that VM? I'm not sure this is "local" as people typically understand it. Are they calling it local because the agent harness doesn't run "in the cloud"?
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#8Distributed agents may win because they're much harder to block (in the same way "residential proxies" are hard to block).
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#9The title is technically correct; eventually models will run on local machines. We're just at another cycle of terminals not yet being powerful enough and needing to connect to a server.
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#10The title is technically correct; eventually models will run on local machines. We're just at another cycle of terminals not yet being powerful enough and needing to connect to a server.
No big tech or government wants capable models to run locally, even if they could.
There will likely be some local devices, but the majority of power will be gated behind money and control.