A local transcript is not yet a finished subtitle track. A short recording of your own and a WebVTT example show how wording, translation and timing fit together.
When importing a PDF, a lost column can change the meaning. A reference document you create yourself shows what a structured export has to preserve.
Quantisation changes how the numbers in model weights are represented. A tiny rounding experiment explains the principle before you compare large model files.
What makes an AI usable offline is prepared files and a clearly chosen working route. A course sheet of your own provides a manageable test for chat, a document question and a local server.
A local interface does not yet tell you where all data is processed. With local-only mode, three clear stations and a text sample of your own, Ollama's working route becomes verifiable.
The most useful starting question is not which ai is more impressive.
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