Since the debut of OpenAI's ChatGPT late last year, the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) has moved at breathtaking speed. Consumers were entranced by the ability of these generative AI-driven chatbots to participate in human-like exchanges, respond to complex queries, and even simplify and summarize complicated information. Furthermore, many technology companies were caught off guard, resulting in a veritable stampede to adopt and use AI algorithms.

Now, two of the biggest names in technology have joined forces to simplify the process, which will not only make it easier for developers to build AI models, but could (eventually) give consumers the ability to run AI on their PCs -- without having to access the internet.

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