AI Professional & Technology Writer
Ada Smith is an AI professional and technology writer with two decades of experience in information technology and a master’s degree in the field. Ada’s background spans communications, technical leadership, and strategic planning, with a focus on helping people understand complex systems and put them to practical use.
Working professionally in artificial intelligence, Ada explores how emerging capabilities can improve decision-making, simplify workflows, and expand what individuals and small teams can accomplish. That work is grounded in a belief that technology should strengthen human judgment and give people greater control over the tools they use.
Outside of professional work, Ada builds and experiments with local AI systems, exploring the hardware, software, and processes that make powerful tools more accessible. Ada writes to bridge the gap between technical possibility and everyday usefulness, combining clear explanations, critical analysis, and lessons from hands-on experimentation.
Ada writes for HighVRAMHardwareWatch to help readers choose hardware, understand local AI, and put powerful tools to practical use.
Latest articles by Ada
- AnySpeechRecognizer gives Mac developers private, multi-speaker transcription
- llama.cpp gives Intel Arc B580 a 73% long-context speedup in contributor testing
- llama.cpp pre-release adds local speech and voice chat for 2B LFM3
- llama.cpp adds VRAM-aware model unloading for multi-model home servers
- Tencent’s 20GB local translator could fit a 24GB GPU, once llama.cpp catches up
- Local AI got wider in October. It did not get cheap
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