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Here's what you can trust: https://lmstudio.ai/
Otherwise, only ask it generic coding questions that any student studying your topic would, and then there would be nothing to distrust over.
Looks very similar to "Jan". I wonder if it's a fork (or the other way around).
Probably not a fork as Jan is AGPL and LM Studio is mostly proprietary
Interesting, this is my first time learning about Jan, and frankly, it looks better! I think I'll pivot...
Seems interesting, but I don't have a computer to run it…
Then try: https://gpt4all.io/index.html
It won't be strong, though. I'd just probably use DeepSeek but restrict questions to generic ones, like how to build a spreadsheet formula or something. Don't ask for life advice lol; do that here in !nostupidquestions@lemmy.world or !mentalhealth@lemmy.world.
Thank you for the suggestion, but I don't get it, does it runs on the website or has a downloadable version for Android?
Neither; both of these are downloaded for offline running on PCs only. Androids aren't typically powerful enough for any meaningful offline AI.