JD Desmarais

JD Desmarais

Director of Pre-Sales, ProTech Services Group · Memphis

Twenty-four years in infrastructure. I run AI models on hardware I own, I like teaching people to use them, and I think AI is a tool, not a companion.

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  1. Anthropic Claude game cloning policy restrictions

    New rules against AI video game clones aim to limit copying but will not stop the broader trend.

    2 sourcesThe VergeArs Technica

  2. AI improving AI without training

    MIT demonstrates a method where AI systems improve other AI without requiring additional training data.

    2 sourcesThe RundownLatent Space

  3. Super intelligence policy loyalty tests

    Individuals are lining up to meet requirements for Trump's proposed loyalty tests for super intelligence development.

    1 sourceMIT Tech Review

  4. Anthropic internal AI costs exceed wages

    Internal usage of Anthropic's AI models at retail prices now costs more than its total employee payroll.

    1 sourceHacker News

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I've worked in IT since 2002: network manager at Bellevue Baptist, systems engineer at ProTech Systems Group, datacenter and capacity planning at FedEx, and now pre-sales at ProTech Services Group. I run Qwen models on a Mac with MLX and LM Studio, and an NVIDIA Jetson Orin for edge projects. My wife Amanda and I have taught students at Bellevue Baptist for more than ten years.

Why dice81. Dice was my white 1988 Volkswagen Cabriolet on black tires. 81 is the year I was born. The gauges up top are a nod to its dash.