Running AI locally should be the new standard.

We're reaching a point where incredibly capable AI models can run on computers we already own.

And I think that should fundamentally change how we think about personal AI.

Why should every conversation, memory, and piece of personal context need to live on someone else's servers?

Local AI gives us something incredibly valuable: ownership, privacy, and the ability to build intelligence that stays with us.

But there's still a big gap.

Running local models is becoming easier for developers and enthusiasts, yet making that same intelligence accessible to everyone in a household is still unnecessarily complicated.

I believe the future of personal AI is local, persistent, and shared with the people we care about, without requiring everyone to become a technical expert.

What's stopping local AI from becoming the default in every home?

Is it hardware, setup complexity, usability, or simply awareness?