Looks like this was what was supposed to be there: <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20240524233434/https://nj.puter.site/web-os/" rel="nofollow">https://web.archive.org/web/20240524233434/https://nj.puter....</a><p>Sounds very suspect to me...<p>About their GPT-4 api:<p>> No need to sign up for an API key, no need to worry about rate limits, and no need to worry about security.<p>Who is paying for the compute? I'm pretty sure that cannot run locally on my device. What is the security model that makes it so you can say I don't need to worry about it? The same goes for the filesystem and key-value storage they mentioned. If they are just local to the device then how is it an alternative to the cloud?<p>> That's it! No servers, no DevOps, no API keys, no security issues.<p>Saying "no security issues" is ridiculously overconfident and I would like to see the security model that makes them so confident.<p>I tried to run their chat example and just got server errors from the puter app.
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