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Run a Full AI on Your Phone — No Internet Needed
Alphastack demonstrates running Bonsai LLM — a 1-bit large language model developed by Prism ML — entirely offline on an Android phon...
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08:48
Gemma 4 Uncensored: Run with Ollama Locally for AI Safety Research
Fahd Mirza demonstrates how to run Gemma 4 E2B Uncensored — a modified version of Google's Gemma 4 2B model — locally using Ollama on...
11:46
Run Unsloth Studio Locally – A Competitor to LMStudio?
Fahd Mirza provides a first-look installation and review of Unsloth Studio, a newly launched graphical interface from the Unsloth tea...
08:37
Qwen3.5 + OpenCode + Ollama: Easy Setup Guide for Local AI Coding Agent
Fahd Mirza demonstrates how to set up OpenCode — a fully open-source, provider-agnostic alternative to Claude Code — connected to a l...
08:49
Ollama Official OpenClaw Integration: Full Local Setup Guide
Fahd Mirza covers Ollama's newly released official integration with OpenClaw, the open-source AI agent framework. Previously, connect...
08:15
Qwen3.5 + Claude Code: Run a Free Local AI Coding Agent
Fahd Mirza walks through building a fully offline, private AI coding agent by combining Anthropic's Claude Code with the Qwen3.5 4-bi...
11:09
CoPaw with Ollama + Telegram — Run Your Own AI Assistant Locally for Free
Alibaba's Tongyi Lab has open-sourced CoPaw, a fully self-hosted personal AI assistant modeled after Open Claude that runs entirely w...
08:08
LocoOperator-4B Local AI Agent | A 4B Model Just Beat Its Teacher
LocoOperator-4B is a specialized open-source model built for exactly one task: exploring codebases by generating structured JSON tool...
08:47
Qwen3.5 35B Meets OpenClaw: Run with Llama.cpp Locally
Fahd Mirza walks through how to run the Qwen3.5 35B model entirely locally using llama.cpp and then integrate it with OpenClaw, Anthr...
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Qwen3.5-35B-A3B: A MoE Worth Gold – Full Local Setup Guide
Fahd Mirza delivers a same-day setup guide for Qwen3.5 35B-A3B, a Mixture of Experts model from the Qwen series, running on an Ubuntu...