Cloud Inference Plan Sparks Reassessment
carlosdponx · x · 2026-07-18
This reply is short but relies on context about a shift in inference deployment: the team initially thought cloud inference was the obvious choice, but after running ACT-2 eval for two days, their opinion changed; they also compared their model's reliability to "more stable than home Wi-Fi".
From the conversation, the dispute likely revolves around cloud inference, network connectivity, and whether to consider other communication options. Key info is not a model release but a real-world choice about inference architecture/deployment path.
Related event: ACT-2 Home Tests Push a Shift to On-Device Inference(11 posts)→
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