How to run OpenAI’s open weight models locally on your computer
Timestamps: [00:02] Introduce workshop topic and recording access [01:32] Share screen for live demos [02:12] Discuss new GPT-5 impressions [03:16] Outline GPT-OSS session goals [05:23] Recap OpenAI model history [07:15] Explain reasoning model concept [08:59] Highlight...
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Jan 30, 2026
How to run OpenAI’s open weight models locally on your computer
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Timestamps:
[00:02] Introduce workshop topic and recording access
[01:32] Share screen for live demos
[02:12] Discuss new GPT-5 impressions
[03:16] Outline GPT-OSS session goals
[05:23] Recap OpenAI model history
[07:15] Explain reasoning model concept
[08:59] Highlight first open-source release in 5 years
[10:19] Compare 120B vs 20B model specs
[13:43] Review benchmark performance results
[18:24] Emphasize offline use and privacy benefits
[26:26] Demonstrate running models with Ollama
[33:09] Showcase LM Studio interface and features
[46:24] Suggest smaller models for lower-spec machines
[47:58] Present online GPT-OSS playground option
[50:25] Demonstrate speed using Groq platform
[60:42]Conclude with Q&A and future workshop...
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SCHUSTER JUERGEN CHRISTOPH
8/10/2025
Still don't get a grasp of how to fine tune a model. Wouldn't it be time Alvaro to finally fulfill your promise 😊
SCHUSTER JUERGEN CHRISTOPH
8/10/2025
How can a locally Open Source Model snitch to the government like shown in this benchmark: https://youtu.be/pnMgVIpBNf8?si=n_oZB_CkIvlTyvwV&t=764 It means they logging your input anyway and send it to their masters whenever they see fit.