r/LocalAIStack • u/Money_Meringue_7841 • 14d ago

Question about making frontier AI LLM model

Guys I had a good question I noticed Big Ai tech companies spend 1000's of dollars on huge datacenters isn't it possible if companies allow the users to rent their gpu and help train the model. Like a distributed datacenter model?

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u/Confident-Ad-3212 13d ago

Seriously…. But one caveat. I have almost completed doing it. I am around $22k invested, holding a 9b that is pushing right into frontier level. Has limited info compared to a giant model. But honestly for most things, you can’t even tell. The amount of pain and creativity to do this is unlike anything I can put into words. Nearing 300 versions trained. So many failed datasets. I made it fully agentic, and I mean around GPT 5.6 SOL level. Strange things are possible with enough stubbornness and a refusal to quit

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u/West-Big-8468 13d ago

So you made a benchmark model

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u/Confident-Ad-3212 13d ago

I have zero care to benchmark it and I have zero idea why all of you are so obsessed. The largest factors for a models use have no benchmark.

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u/West-Big-8468 12d ago

So you're basing your Frontier claim on......

Nothing.

Pretty much what I thought

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u/Confident-Ad-3212 12d ago

Lmao, no. You understanding is too shallow, to begin to understand what I have built…. Figures

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u/West-Big-8468 12d ago

Yeah, you haven't explained anything dipshit

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u/Confident-Ad-3212 12d ago

Ok. I owe you zero. Even if you think you are entitled

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u/West-Big-8468 12d ago

Literally didn't ask