OpenAI recently released two new open weight AI models, one at twenty billion parameters and another at one hundred twenty billion parameters. These models can run locally, without needing cloud servers, and that alone is a major shift in where AI is heading. Running locally means more privacy, more speed, and more control for everyday users. Instead of sending your data to some server far away, your device can process requests right where you are.
In my latest VoiceOver Pro video, I break down what open weight models really are and why they matter. Local AI can make devices faster, safer, and more reliable, especially for people who depend on assistive technology. This direction from OpenAI could bring stronger accessibility tools and reduce the need for constant internet access. It also puts pressure on big tech companies who rely on cloud AI, because the future might be leaning toward on device intelligence.
If you want a simple explanation of what these models can do and how they affect devices like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, check out the full breakdown in the video below this post.
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