India, Nov. 5 -- Arnold Su believes the ProArt Spark Edition can address some of these limitations by bringing a significant part of the AI workload back to the user's machine. According to him, the system can move around 70% to 80% of the work currently handled in the cloud to local computing.

This means users can run local large language models (LLMs) directly on their laptops instead of uploading files to external servers for every AI-related task. The approach could help creators reduce their dependence on paid cloud tokens while keeping more of their data on their own devices.

The idea is not necessarily to eliminate cloud services altogether, but to give creators more control over where their work is processed. For ASUS, local AI ...