Comment by arandomhuman
11 hours ago
You need a "traditional" operating system to even run your LLM, or do you have your own custom collection of drivers you flash your machine with? :p
11 hours ago
You need a "traditional" operating system to even run your LLM, or do you have your own custom collection of drivers you flash your machine with? :p
I already mentioned this:
> This obviously isn't entirely true: [...] it's the way I access my LLM.
It doesn't change my opinion that there's a very real possibility that we move to thin clients or microkernels intended primarily to run chat interfaces (or some other UI that organizes LLM sessions and their outputs) either locally on the hardware, or against cloud computing environments. An operating system is just the interface a user has with their computer.
More to the point - it is possible to run an operating system on top of another operating system: this is what VMs are. I'm obviously not claiming that LLMs replace the glue between hardware and software(?!)