I'm low-key loving this move by Microsoft! It's about time we start ditching those pesky internet connections and getting our own AI models in-house 
. I mean, think about it - when you're just trying to get some work done or copy that fancy text from the web, do you really need some big cloud company holding your data hostage? Not exactly the most secure way to store your stuff if you ask me 
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But for real, this update is a game-changer. No more buying those API credits like it's going out of style
. And let's be honest, who wants to be stuck in some slow internet loop while trying to get that one tricky translation done? This new setup is all about control and speed 
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It's also kinda cool that they're supporting multiple models now - I mean, OpenAI and Gemini are fire
, but it's awesome to see more options available 
. Overall, this move by Microsoft is a major win for users like me who value their data (and a good old-fashioned internet connection) 
. I mean, think about it - when you're just trying to get some work done or copy that fancy text from the web, do you really need some big cloud company holding your data hostage? Not exactly the most secure way to store your stuff if you ask me .But for real, this update is a game-changer. No more buying those API credits like it's going out of style
. And let's be honest, who wants to be stuck in some slow internet loop while trying to get that one tricky translation done? This new setup is all about control and speed .It's also kinda cool that they're supporting multiple models now - I mean, OpenAI and Gemini are fire
, but it's awesome to see more options available . Overall, this move by Microsoft is a major win for users like me who value their data (and a good old-fashioned internet connection)