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On-device AI inference has two layers of meaning in security tool scenarios: privacy (data need not leave the machine) and real-time performance (no network round trip, enabling instant blocking), at the cost of requiring local compute and being limited in model scale, so detection capability is usually weaker than cloud-based large models.
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10/23/2026
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Plango: Fighting AI with AI — Adding Safety Guardrails to AI Coding Agents on Mac
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