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Top open-source AI models demand six-figure hardware for usable speeds

The most advanced open-source AI models, including GLM 5.2, DeepSeek, and Qwen, are currently too computationally intensive to run effectively on personal laptops. Achieving usable speeds for these models requires significant financial investment, with hardware costs alone potentially reaching six figures. AI

IMPACT The high cost of hardware for advanced open-source models may limit their adoption and development for individual users and smaller organizations.

RANK_REASON The item discusses the computational requirements and costs associated with running advanced open-source AI models, offering an opinion on their current accessibility.

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Top open-source AI models demand six-figure hardware for usable speeds

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    Let’s be real, the best open source AI today (GLM 5.2, DeepSeek, the big Qwens) can’t run on your laptop. Making them run at a usable speed costs money, and a l

    Let’s be real, the best open source AI today (GLM 5.2, DeepSeek, the big Qwens) can’t run on your laptop. Making them run at a usable speed costs money, and a lot of it. To have them decently fast you're already in six figures for hardware alone. # ai # security # appsec # llm # …