I Built Jarvis That Runs Entirely on My Computer (No APIs)

Jarvis, switch to your local brain. >> Quen 3.5, 9 billion parameters in the chair, sir. I now cost nothing, which I intend to mention constantly. >> [laughter] >> Jarvis, how do you feel now that you're running locally on my machine and are free? >> Rather well, sir. Quen 3.5, 9 billion parameters, no cloud, no invoice, no one

listening in. I've gone from staff to family, and family doesn't get paid. >> Jarvis, what's on my calendar for tomorrow? >> Let me see if I have the tools for that, sir. Monday's got three items, sir. DFY service launch team sync at 11:00 a.m., a mysteriously named busy block at 1:00 p.m., and gym at 3:00 p.m. Whoever

titled that 1:00 slot busy deserves a medal for descriptive precision. >> [laughter] >> So, my AI assistant Jarvis now runs completely local on my machine, which means no API cost, no subscription, nothing at all. It's completely free now, all thanks to local AI models and open-source software tools like Voice Studio to clone your voice and actually

talk to it in a natural way. So, in this video, I'm going to give you a full demo of how Jarvis works locally on your machine, and then I'm going to give you this prompt back completely for free so you can run Jarvis locally on your machine. Again, I'm going to show you

how you can download local AI models from Ollama, and then also open-source tools like Voice Studio that will allow you to clone your voice on anybody's voice so that way you can interact with your voice AI assistant. You don't have to have any technical background. All you have to do is just follow me along.

Okay, so let's start with the full demo so that way actually you can see how Jarvis works. And then like I said, I'm going to give you the prompt back and then also the guide on how to use that prompt back so you can build a Jarvis for yourself, and most importantly, how