Just Open Sourced NeuralAgent: The AI Agent That Lives on Your Desktop

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imcritic · 3h ago

That's an open source agent for closed source services.

Nothing's really running local, everything gets sent to big corps, whose agents you'll choose to do all the real work.

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Just Open Sourced NeuralAgent: The AI Agent That Lives on Your Desktop

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