Do you think it could push to http://
HF.co/datasets for the community?
@clementdelangue
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Pushing Datasets to Hugging Face Community Platform
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Democratizing AI: 50K Models and Local Inference Freedom
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Next steps:
– enable the 50,000 models available in inference providers
– enable the 3,000,000 models available on HF
– local free fast inference with llama.cpp
– train and bring your own model! We don't want a world where you're forced to choose between two or three lookalike -
Bringing Your Own Model to Applications via Hugging Face
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very cool! can you share how you did that? feels like we could help push more "bring your own model" via @huggingface to pi cc @badlogicgames
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Cloud AI Agents vs Local Solutions: Privacy and Security Concerns
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Screenshot from Paperclip, this is not local at all, it sends all your data to the cloud/the providers API, right? I hope people understand that and stay safe out there when they're giving agents powered by APIs access to personal stuff! That's why local is so much more
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Most hands-on CEO in AI deserves more followers
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Probably the most hands-on ceo in the world right now. Deserves more followers: https://
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Hugging Face becomes S3 for AI builders and agents
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Fun to see that in my absence, @huggingface has become the S3 not only for AI builders but also for agents!
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Store AI Model Checkpoints on Hugging Face for Community
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very cool! you should store all the intermediary checkpoints on Hugging Face for permanence (and community visibility/sharing):
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Notion and open weights: advancing AI accessibility
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Great post from @NotionHQ and great shoutout to open weights!
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Agents Store Intermediary Checkpoints on Hugging Face
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your agents could store the intermediary checkpoints on HF for persistence (+ sharing of course). we just released new storing options:
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AI Hype Cycles: How Fast Trends Like OpenClaw Fade
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One underrated benefit of six weeks on paternity leave: by the time you’re back, almost an entire AI hype cycle has come and gone, and fads like OpenClaw are already dead