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      <title>Local LLMs and AI Ethics (mine makes nukes)</title>
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            &lt;p&gt;What you are reading now is the fourth iteration of this post, which has gone through multiple revisions and re-considerations. It might feel a bit fragmented, but my aim is to provide a comprehensive post covering two related topics. The first part will discuss my experimentation with local LLMs (large language models), and the second will explore my personal philosophy and conclusions on AI. Feel free to only read one or the other. They could have been separate posts, but I enjoy writing (and reading) long posts that are well thought out and cover a wide range of topics. Besides, if you regularly read my writings you&amp;rsquo;ll know I have a habit of writing posts that expand beyond what I initially intended.&lt;/p&gt;
          
          
        
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