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Understanding Go AI Inference: What Is Inference?

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Understanding Go AI Inference: What Is Inference?
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Understanding Go AI Inference: What is Inference? For most developers today, using a large language model means one thing: an HTTP call to somebody else’s computer. You send a prompt to an API, tokens come back, and everything in between is somebody else’s magic.But here’s what I find much more interesting: you can run these models locally, inside your own process, on your own hardware — and if you’re a Go developer, you can do it directly from Go.

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