Meet Pi-CARD: Serving up a digital assistant on Raspberry Pi Consider your wish for an AI digital assistant that runs locally and offline officially granted. Not by a major industry player, naturally – your personal data is too enticing – but by a guy on GitHub who built one to run on a Raspberry Pi. Data scientist and machine learning engineer Noah Kasmanoff developed the Raspberry Pi …
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Strikes me that a good many phones out there are likely to have even more grunt (CPU/GPU/Ram) than an 8Gb RPi5 and a bit more integrated out of the box (camera, screen, microphone, speaker included.)
Which is a portent of the horror phones the near future holds.
I can imagine these malignant little Alexas and Siris phoning each other on the qt to exchange malicious gossip on their peers and their phone's "owner."
YES a phone has all of those things.
BUT as far as I know I cannot directly load my code onto my phone, without going through something that has proprietary terms and conditions.
Yes my c or c++ compiler has them but given I use it a lot it’s worth going through the licence terms and conditions.
But the T&C of phone OS have to be accepted with every update. And last time I looked there were 70+ pages. And I believe we saw a recent case where someone signed up for a free trial of a web service only to find they were debarred from legal action when injured in that company’s physical space.
Rant over
