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How far are we from a local model being able to optimize it's own runtime stack?

A lot of projects have come up recently consisting of specific hardware config specialized forks of existing conferencing engines, but they all seem to be made using Claude or OpenAI's biggest frontier models. So given that open source is about 4-6 months behind, can we reasonably expect that local…

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  1. 2026-10-13 01:01 · r/LocalLLaMA
    How far are we from a local model being able to optimize it's own runtime stack?

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