I know we’ve all seen @Jake Van Clief ’s post https://www.skool.com/cliefnotes/each-dot-is-32-million-people?p=c222c789 I see things like this all the time leading me to believe that we are all ahead of the curve when it comes to this stuff. But then I see things like the attached photo. I see so much content about AI adoption in companies and different people talking about how they use it. I also see so much content about deals with large orgs and deals they have with anthropic or OpenAI. I often wonder what this looks like. Are people sitting down implementing the same methods as us? Or is it an army of people chatting with Claude and leaving it there. Does anyone have any inside info on how these large companies are implementing this tech? Are the adoption percentages we are told accurate? I feel like the truth is somewhere in the middle like with most things.

I want to start off that I may not be using the right terminology here, so bear with me... The more I interact with claude and other LLMs and then interacting with the people/users that are pretty far away from anything on this community (I do share the youtube channel all the time), the more I see an opportunity to find a way to use these open source models to create a 'co-work' that can be used inside a closed environment (offline) for two reasons: no real issue with token usage/cost (other than the set up and build and you can swap out models) and then most ppl that I connect with that want to learn how to use AI they are not able to use claude or some other model bc of IT and security reasons. I guess my question is, does this make sense or what am I missing? I am in the process of building this for myself to see whats possible but would be interested to get others input and thoughts, because I am not from the developer world, but i like it here, ppl are nice :)