Sentient OS: a custom on-device vision LLM that understands your entire digital life (every screenshot, note, file, email...), while your device charges overnight. Talk to your data, get proactive reminders, and explore knowledge graphs!

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99% of "AI" apps are just GPT wrappers that pipe your data to cloud LLMs and call it a product. No one's ever created an intelligence layer that understands your entire digital life (all your screenshots, notes, files...) before, because that’d mean sending all your data to the cloud: a privacy nightmare stupidly expensive to analyze 1000s of files But on-device models are generally too dumb and run too slowly. I spent close to a year optimizing every single layer of the on-device AI stack fr...

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Originally published on May 02, 2026. Curated by AI News.

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