Global Science Network

YouTube channel covering hardware-based neural networks, offline AI, and DIY tech projects. Editorial position is privacy-first and skeptical of both big-tech and government control over information access. The author prefers reading pre-1975 textbooks for “less rewritten” sources — useful context when reading their takes on AI bias.

Channels

  • YouTube: Global Science Network — hardware NNs, offline LLMs, DIY tech
  • Site: gsnetwork.com (referenced for code/instructions in videos)

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Key Ideas

  • Privacy-first stance: anything typed near a connected device is reachable by big tech and governments — local LLMs are the only real defense
  • Recommends storing extra copies of uncensored model weights in a Faraday cage as a hedge against future regulatory bans
  • Acknowledges that even an unaligned model still carries the bias of whatever lab trained the base — uncensoring removes refusals, not training-data bias
  • Strong “garbage in, garbage out” framing for LLMs

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