Running a Lightweight Local AI Assistant on a Pi: Use Cases for IT Admins and Devs
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Running a Lightweight Local AI Assistant on a Pi: Use Cases for IT Admins and Devs

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2026-02-06
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Run a private, low‑latency local AI on a Raspberry Pi + AI HAT for ticket triage, infra scaffolding, and secure runbook execution.

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