Talk

Local confidential text/voice Agents are the future of personal AI-agents.

Friday, May 29

12:35 - 13:05
RoomGnocchi
LanguageEnglish
Audience levelIntermediate
Elevator pitch

Building a privacy-first AI agent that runs entirely on our machine. No cloud, no data leaks, no GPUs (🀥 ). In this talk we can see, how to assemble a full local text/voice AI agent in Python—and discover what still blocks offline AI from going mainstream.

Abstract

Privacy Issues by Using Cloud-Based AI Agents. Modern cloud systems offering personal text/voice AI agents cannot guarantee the confidentiality of your personal data. We have many examples from ChatGPT, Grok (AI) etc.

Is building a local AI agent the solution? Yes and no: To avoid confidential information leaks, we can create a standalone secure private or corporate AI agent.

Modern open source alternatives already allow us to implement all AI agent functions locally, and, most importantly, we don’t need high-performance hardware.

Unfortunately, the proposed scheme still leaves open the question of licensing certain elements of the system for commercial use, and a solution of this problem is not covered in this talk.

In this talk we goes through all element of local text/voice AI agents:

  • Wake word system activator
  • STT, OCR recognizer, Message collectors as input channels
  • Small LLM model as an command Input corrector
  • Agents Schort time and long time Memory
  • Large LLM model as part of the decision-making system
  • Outputs channels like a TTS, Messaging System etc..

In additional can be discussed:

  • Models Fine tuning part
  • Static commands as a predictable parts of decision-making system.

After the talk, the participants will have a ready-made local AI agent with a description of the obstacles that currently prevent the mass distribution of local offline agents.

TagsOther, ML and AI, Applications and Libraries
Participant

Maxim Danilov

Senior software developer and architect with 20+ years of experience leading international teams, launching startups, speaking at technology conferences, writing and reviewing hundreds of thousands of lines of code, and сontributing to the open-source community as an award-winning code mentor.